Equitation
Equitation
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..^ Digitized by Google THE FIGURES OF MANEGE right hand, since all turns are to be made to the right. This arrangement follows from the confused ideas of the lateral equitation and from the princi- ples developed by Baucher for changes of direction.
The scientific equitation, on the other hand, pre- scribes that, in riding at the right hand, the two reins of the bit and the right rein of the snaffle shall be in the right hand and the left snaffle rein in the left, for all movements in diagonal..., that is to say, at walk and trot. But for movements at the gallop, the curb reins are to be transferred to the left hand and only the snaffle rein held in the right, because the gallop is a lateral gait.
When riding at the right hand, the horseman may change hand by means of a great variety of move- ments — changes in width, in length, in diagonal, the half-volte, or the reversed half-volte, all of which will be discussed shortly. All changes of hand are, however, really nothing but changes of direc- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
..^ Digitized by Google THE FIGURES OF MANEGE right hand, since all turns are to be made to the right. This arrangement follows from the confused ideas of the lateral equitation and from the princi- ples developed by Baucher for changes of direction.
The scientific equitation, on the other hand, pre- scribes that, in riding at the right hand, the two reins of the bit and the right rein of the snaffle shall be in the right hand and the left snaffle rein in the left, for all movements in diagonal..., that is to say, at walk and trot. But for movements at the gallop, the curb reins are to be transferred to the left hand and only the snaffle rein held in the right, because the gallop is a lateral gait.
When riding at the right hand, the horseman may change hand by means of a great variety of move- ments — changes in width, in length, in diagonal, the half-volte, or the reversed half-volte, all of which will be discussed shortly. All changes of hand are, however, really nothing but changes of direc- tion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H L De Henry L De Bussigny to read onlineMoreLess
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