The Young Ladys Equestrian Manual
The Young Ladys Equestrian Manual
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Slackening the reins for an instant, and then jerking them with force, may also produce a similar effect : but, if the latter mode be adopted, the rider must take care that the horse, by stopping suddenly, do not bring her on his neck, or throw her over his head.
In whatever manner the runaway be stopped, it is advisable for the lady to be on the alert, lest he should become so disunited, by the operation, as to fall.
Our readers may think, perhaps, that tliis advice, however easy to give, is d...ifficult to follow : we beg leave, however, to tell them, that although it is not so easy as drawing on a glove, or replacing a stray curl, it is much more practicable than they may imagine ; though, we trust, they may never have occasion to put it to the proof.
There is another situation, in which it is advisable to force the horse, apparently, to have his own way, in VICES. 63 order to baffle his attempts. Restive horses, or even docile animals, when put out of temper, sometimes en- deavour to crush their riders' legs against walls, gates, trees, posts, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slackening the reins for an instant, and then jerking them with force, may also produce a similar effect : but, if the latter mode be adopted, the rider must take care that the horse, by stopping suddenly, do not bring her on his neck, or throw her over his head.
In whatever manner the runaway be stopped, it is advisable for the lady to be on the alert, lest he should become so disunited, by the operation, as to fall.
Our readers may think, perhaps, that tliis advice, however easy to give, is d...ifficult to follow : we beg leave, however, to tell them, that although it is not so easy as drawing on a glove, or replacing a stray curl, it is much more practicable than they may imagine ; though, we trust, they may never have occasion to put it to the proof.
There is another situation, in which it is advisable to force the horse, apparently, to have his own way, in VICES. 63 order to baffle his attempts. Restive horses, or even docile animals, when put out of temper, sometimes en- deavour to crush their riders' legs against walls, gates, trees, posts, &c.
What to read after The Young Ladys Equestrian Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H L De Henry L De Bussigny to read onlineMoreLess
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