Die Gleason Pferd Buch die einzige autorisierte Arbeit von Amerikas König von Pferd Dompteure, bestehend aus Geschichte, Zucht, Ausbildung, Brechen, Kauf, Fütterung, Pflege, Hufbeschlag, doctoring, das Alter und die allgemeine Pflege des Pferdes. Zweite Position in das Werfen eines Pferdes. Sobald das Tier hat geworfen, das Seil, das Unter-Neath ihm nehmen, es unter dem Surcingle und durch Bewitterung kann der Halter, zurück unter die Surcingle wieder Platz, und hier das Seil youhave seinen Kopf an seine Schulter zu bringen; hishead machen ihn zu Boden, und dann wenn Sie Pfannen orshake Buffalo Robe zu rattern möchten

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Gleason's horse book The only authorized work by America's king of horse tamers, comprising history, breeding, training, breaking, buying, feeding, grooming, shoeing, doctoring, telling age and general care of the horse . Second Position in Throwing a Horse. As soon as the animal has been thrown, take the rope that is under-neath him, bring it under the surcingle and place it through thering of the halter, back under the surcingle again, and here youhave the rope to bring his head to his shoulder; make him put hishead down to the ground, and then if you want to rattle pans orshake buffalo robes around him, and he makes any attempt to get up, pull his head up immediately, which will prevent him from doingto; than take a whip and crack it around him; give him to thor= — 139 — ©ughly understand that you are his master. I am a great believer throwing horses, and would recommend that every horse should bethr^^L for this reason, that it takes the conceit out of them, andgives them to understand that man has more power than they have.If used by men of good judgment and patience, all young horses canU thoroughly brought under control by this manner of handling.. -i^-» Third Position in Throwing a Horse. Place a surcingle around the horses body, buckle hame strap•round off fetlock joint, take rope eight feet long, tie one end in•trap on off foot, pass the rope over horses back rom the off side.Stand on near side of horse, grasp rope with Tight hand and pullfoot to the body. With the left hand take hold of the halter andpull his head to you, press right elbow against his flank, and hemust lie down. The rope is now under the horses body. Put the end of ropethrough the ring in the halter, then through the ring in the surcin-gle on the horses back. Then take your position at the horses backas seen in engraving. You can prevent him from getting up by pull* — 140 — ing his head to his shoulder. If the horse is nervous and excitable, have your assistants crack the whip,

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• booksubjecthorses
• bookyear1892