The Horsewoman a Practical Guide to Side Saddle Riding
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Although it is usual for the gentleman to give the words, '' One, two! " as a signal for her to make her spring and straighten her knee before he raises her, no such caution is necessary ; for he will know, by feeling her weight on his hands, when she is in a proper posi- tion to be raised.
Having arrived on the saddle, the lady places her right leg over the crutch, while her attendant puts her left foot in the stirrup, adjusts any elastic loops that may be present, and straightens her skirt, a...s may be required. She then takes up the reins. It is advis- able for the lady not to touch the reins until she is securely placed in the saddle and is ready to use them, because the act of placing her right hand on the crutch while holding the reins in it, is liable to render the horse unsteady, and the reins are of no use to her until she is firmly seated.
If there is only one man to help the lady to mount, he should place his left arm through the snafile reins, 9* 132 MOUNTING AND DISMOUNTING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although it is usual for the gentleman to give the words, '' One, two! " as a signal for her to make her spring and straighten her knee before he raises her, no such caution is necessary ; for he will know, by feeling her weight on his hands, when she is in a proper posi- tion to be raised.
Having arrived on the saddle, the lady places her right leg over the crutch, while her attendant puts her left foot in the stirrup, adjusts any elastic loops that may be present, and straightens her skirt, a...s may be required. She then takes up the reins. It is advis- able for the lady not to touch the reins until she is securely placed in the saddle and is ready to use them, because the act of placing her right hand on the crutch while holding the reins in it, is liable to render the horse unsteady, and the reins are of no use to her until she is firmly seated.
If there is only one man to help the lady to mount, he should place his left arm through the snafile reins, 9* 132 MOUNTING AND DISMOUNTING.
What to read after The Horsewoman a Practical Guide to Side Saddle Riding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayes Alice M. to read onlineMoreLess
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