First Hand Bits of Stable Lore
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FIRST-HAND BITS OF STABLE LORE If you must buy a horse for saddle use on one qualification only, be sure he moves his hocks well, and " goes oflF them " as the dealers say, A good deep slanting shoulder is valuable ; a well set head, and a long neck that " bridles," that is, bends well, is an advantage ; a strong loin and back, and well-sprung ribs a blessing ; good open feet, and broad, flat bone, with no " dishing " or " toeing out," a requisite ; but when all is pos- sessed (and said and don...e) if the animal does not " bend his hocks " he will never give you a really good and comfortable ride ; will lose his action and elasticity with fatigue ; will tire to death in deep going, and will prove the failure that any machine must be when defective in its most important (and least considered) detail.
Be sure your bridle and saddle fit, and are properly put on. The universally used double bridle is too frequently short in brow band, mak- ing it lie uncomfortably about the thin skin at the ears ; the bridoon is generally placed three to five holes too high, and the rings are far too small, the bit too thin and narrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FIRST-HAND BITS OF STABLE LORE If you must buy a horse for saddle use on one qualification only, be sure he moves his hocks well, and " goes oflF them " as the dealers say, A good deep slanting shoulder is valuable ; a well set head, and a long neck that " bridles," that is, bends well, is an advantage ; a strong loin and back, and well-sprung ribs a blessing ; good open feet, and broad, flat bone, with no " dishing " or " toeing out," a requisite ; but when all is pos- sessed (and said and don...e) if the animal does not " bend his hocks " he will never give you a really good and comfortable ride ; will lose his action and elasticity with fatigue ; will tire to death in deep going, and will prove the failure that any machine must be when defective in its most important (and least considered) detail.
Be sure your bridle and saddle fit, and are properly put on. The universally used double bridle is too frequently short in brow band, mak- ing it lie uncomfortably about the thin skin at the ears ; the bridoon is generally placed three to five holes too high, and the rings are far too small, the bit too thin and narrow.
What to read after First Hand Bits of Stable Lore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Morgan Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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