The First Duke And Duchess of Newcastle Upon Tyne
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When he perceives there can be no opposition, but that you always will the same thing as he, he will be amazed, he will breathe short, snuff up his nose, and won't know what to do next. " In these days, we are apt to consider good hands and the skilful use of the bridle of the utmost possible importance in horsemanship. Newcastle was of a different opinion.
"The bridle, " he says, 1 " I confess, is of some use, tho' but little ; art avails much more, as all your ex- cellent riders well know ; f...or I have managed a horse with a halter only, and he went as well as with the bridle. ... I have also managed an English one with a scarf, and made him curvet and vault very justly. " Yet he tells us, later, that, in addition to his favour- ite curb, with a high port and rings on it, and ap- pallingly long cheeks to the bit — a bridle about which the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals would have something to say, were it used in these days — he liked to have a caveson on his horse's 2 P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he perceives there can be no opposition, but that you always will the same thing as he, he will be amazed, he will breathe short, snuff up his nose, and won't know what to do next. " In these days, we are apt to consider good hands and the skilful use of the bridle of the utmost possible importance in horsemanship. Newcastle was of a different opinion.
"The bridle, " he says, 1 " I confess, is of some use, tho' but little ; art avails much more, as all your ex- cellent riders well know ; f...or I have managed a horse with a halter only, and he went as well as with the bridle. ... I have also managed an English one with a scarf, and made him curvet and vault very justly. " Yet he tells us, later, that, in addition to his favour- ite curb, with a high port and rings on it, and ap- pallingly long cheeks to the bit — a bridle about which the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals would have something to say, were it used in these days — he liked to have a caveson on his horse's 2 P.
What to read after The First Duke And Duchess of Newcastle Upon Tyne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Longueville Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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