Riding Recollections ;
Riding Recollections ;
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Hills, bogs, a precipitous ravine, or even an unlucky turn in a wood may place you at a mile's disad- vantage, almost before you have realised your mistake, and you long for the wings of an eagle, while cursing the impossibility of taking back so much as a single m'inute from the past It seems so easy to ride a run when it is over I RIDING TO FOX-HOUNDS. 197 But do not therefore despair. Pull yourself well together, no less than your horse. Keep steadily on at a regulated pace, watching the mov...ements of those who are with the hounds, and ride inside them, every bend. No fox goes perfectly straight he must turn sooner or later and when the happy moment arrives be ready to back your luck, and pounce ! But here, again, I would have your valour tempered with discretion. If your horse does not see the hounds, be careful how you ride him at such large places as he would face freely enough in the excitement of their company. Not one hunter in fifty is really fond of jumping, and we hardly give them sufficient credit for the good-humour with which they accept it as a necessity for enjoyment of the sport Avoid water especially, unless you have reason to believe the bottom is good, and you can go in and out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hills, bogs, a precipitous ravine, or even an unlucky turn in a wood may place you at a mile's disad- vantage, almost before you have realised your mistake, and you long for the wings of an eagle, while cursing the impossibility of taking back so much as a single m'inute from the past It seems so easy to ride a run when it is over I RIDING TO FOX-HOUNDS. 197 But do not therefore despair. Pull yourself well together, no less than your horse. Keep steadily on at a regulated pace, watching the mov...ements of those who are with the hounds, and ride inside them, every bend. No fox goes perfectly straight he must turn sooner or later and when the happy moment arrives be ready to back your luck, and pounce ! But here, again, I would have your valour tempered with discretion. If your horse does not see the hounds, be careful how you ride him at such large places as he would face freely enough in the excitement of their company. Not one hunter in fifty is really fond of jumping, and we hardly give them sufficient credit for the good-humour with which they accept it as a necessity for enjoyment of the sport Avoid water especially, unless you have reason to believe the bottom is good, and you can go in and out.
What to read after Riding Recollections ;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whyte-Melville, G. J. (George John), 1821-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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