Driving
Driving
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The harness should be used complete as furnished, although in practice housings, loin-straps, etc. , are frequently omitted, but the propriety of this is at least questionable. It should be double-lined, brass or silver trim, bearing monograms (or badges) on rosettes, face- pieces, blinkers, pads, trace-bearers, and breast-plate frogs; blinkers square or D-shaped, metal front (square or curb- chain pattern, according to shape of blinkers) ; bridoon or French bearing- reins ; drop strap attached... to crown-piece; turrets on crown-piece of wheelers, and others on outside blinker-stays ; Buxton bits ; patent-leather Kay or rim collars ; breast-plates throughout, working on kidney-links and round collar-throats; jointed kidney-links and rings throughout; metal squares on wheel trace-ends, inside trace one hole shorter if roller-bolts are alike ; lead traces straight, lapped or crossed, according to need. Anchor draught on hames and rivet heads exposed on tugs; jointed hames- terrets ; links plated to match furniture ; snap hooks ; screw-heads up on lead traces ; cruppers with (or better without) buckles; burnished pole- chains, with spring hookg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The harness should be used complete as furnished, although in practice housings, loin-straps, etc. , are frequently omitted, but the propriety of this is at least questionable. It should be double-lined, brass or silver trim, bearing monograms (or badges) on rosettes, face- pieces, blinkers, pads, trace-bearers, and breast-plate frogs; blinkers square or D-shaped, metal front (square or curb- chain pattern, according to shape of blinkers) ; bridoon or French bearing- reins ; drop strap attached... to crown-piece; turrets on crown-piece of wheelers, and others on outside blinker-stays ; Buxton bits ; patent-leather Kay or rim collars ; breast-plates throughout, working on kidney-links and round collar-throats; jointed kidney-links and rings throughout; metal squares on wheel trace-ends, inside trace one hole shorter if roller-bolts are alike ; lead traces straight, lapped or crossed, according to need. Anchor draught on hames and rivet heads exposed on tugs; jointed hames- terrets ; links plated to match furniture ; snap hooks ; screw-heads up on lead traces ; cruppers with (or better without) buckles; burnished pole- chains, with spring hookg.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis M Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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