Horses Saddles And Bridles
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No other nation has ever fought its cavalry on foot to such an extent as was done in America during the Civil War and since. This experience taught, that in order to follow up a line fighting dismounted in rough country, through and over obstacles, it is MODERN CAVALRY AND ITS EQUIPMENT 167 necessary to link the heads of the horses firmly and close together. They lead much better and do not become tangled up in each other's bridles. Even when properly and carefully linked to- gether, horses req...uire much drill before they can be conducted Figure 69. Showing linked horses of set of fours, dismounted to tight on foot.
rapidly from place to place. Horses in columns of fours should be linked so that their heads will not be more than eighteen inches apart.
While the cavalry equipment is used for all military purposes, at the military academy instruction is given in the use of the double reined bridle (bit and bridoon) and the ordinary hunting 1 68 HORSES, SADDLES AND BRIDLES and polo saddle in order to familiarize cadets with their proper use (figure 70).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No other nation has ever fought its cavalry on foot to such an extent as was done in America during the Civil War and since. This experience taught, that in order to follow up a line fighting dismounted in rough country, through and over obstacles, it is MODERN CAVALRY AND ITS EQUIPMENT 167 necessary to link the heads of the horses firmly and close together. They lead much better and do not become tangled up in each other's bridles. Even when properly and carefully linked to- gether, horses req...uire much drill before they can be conducted Figure 69. Showing linked horses of set of fours, dismounted to tight on foot.
rapidly from place to place. Horses in columns of fours should be linked so that their heads will not be more than eighteen inches apart.
While the cavalry equipment is used for all military purposes, at the military academy instruction is given in the use of the double reined bridle (bit and bridoon) and the ordinary hunting 1 68 HORSES, SADDLES AND BRIDLES and polo saddle in order to familiarize cadets with their proper use (figure 70).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Harding Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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