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... ridden such ; but I should be incompetent to give any available information on this style of riding , and if I could , it would now be useless . No doubt , those who could and would have done so were fine horsemen , but they were so for ...
... ridden such ; but I should be incompetent to give any available information on this style of riding , and if I could , it would now be useless . No doubt , those who could and would have done so were fine horsemen , but they were so for ...
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... ridden will admit that their first step towards horsemanship consisted in get- ting astride something or other . Most probably a stick was the first supposed representative of the animal over which they hoped some day to exercise ...
... ridden will admit that their first step towards horsemanship consisted in get- ting astride something or other . Most probably a stick was the first supposed representative of the animal over which they hoped some day to exercise ...
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... ridden , as far as circumstances and their tempers will permit , in the same manner , in the same sort of bridle , and , when going together , the pace is the same . Con- sequently , with the exception of some requiring being firmer ...
... ridden , as far as circumstances and their tempers will permit , in the same manner , in the same sort of bridle , and , when going together , the pace is the same . Con- sequently , with the exception of some requiring being firmer ...
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... ridden : he comes smoothly and gracefully along , going ( in riding phrase , ) " within himself , " just the pace his rider wishes ; his neck gracefully bent ; his head in the right place , in- clining to his near shoulder ; his nose in ...
... ridden : he comes smoothly and gracefully along , going ( in riding phrase , ) " within himself , " just the pace his rider wishes ; his neck gracefully bent ; his head in the right place , in- clining to his near shoulder ; his nose in ...
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... ridden or- dinary horses have no conception how a thoroughly resolute racehorse can pull , as our late friend Mr. Jessamy would say , " Can't they , though ? " Nor is this to be wondered at , when we consider how little the mouths of ...
... ridden or- dinary horses have no conception how a thoroughly resolute racehorse can pull , as our late friend Mr. Jessamy would say , " Can't they , though ? " Nor is this to be wondered at , when we consider how little the mouths of ...
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