The Horse His Beauties And Defects
The Horse His Beauties And Defects
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It is but rarely indeed that any but very hot horses follow this method, which certainly is not a good one. In the first place, the action requires great exertion, both on the part of the rider and the horse, an effort which is not at all calculated for endurance : secondly, it is very dangerous, as the horse addicted to it seldom knows where to spring, or to take off from, or how to measure his leap ; and it very often occurs that, having his head cleaving the air, he entirely forgets to put h...is fore- legs clown to the ground, and consequently comes bolt on his knees and chest. I rode a mare which practised the bucking leap for two seasons ; she was four years old, and excessively violent, although a powerful leaper as to height and distance. For the first season I had four or five falls a day, upon an average, and all in con- sequence of her violent mode of leaping.
20 PLATE XVIII.
THE FLY LEAP.
To compass this mode of leaping, it is necessary that the horse should be possessed of great strength and courage ; for here the horse springs from all four legs at the same time, or at least so nearly so, that the difference is not perceptible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is but rarely indeed that any but very hot horses follow this method, which certainly is not a good one. In the first place, the action requires great exertion, both on the part of the rider and the horse, an effort which is not at all calculated for endurance : secondly, it is very dangerous, as the horse addicted to it seldom knows where to spring, or to take off from, or how to measure his leap ; and it very often occurs that, having his head cleaving the air, he entirely forgets to put h...is fore- legs clown to the ground, and consequently comes bolt on his knees and chest. I rode a mare which practised the bucking leap for two seasons ; she was four years old, and excessively violent, although a powerful leaper as to height and distance. For the first season I had four or five falls a day, upon an average, and all in con- sequence of her violent mode of leaping.
20 PLATE XVIII.
THE FLY LEAP.
To compass this mode of leaping, it is necessary that the horse should be possessed of great strength and courage ; for here the horse springs from all four legs at the same time, or at least so nearly so, that the difference is not perceptible.
What to read after The Horse His Beauties And Defects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E a Victor to read onlineMoreLess
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