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... namely : - 1. That it is rather difficult to ride a horse that has been broken in . 2. That it is exceedingly difficult to ride one that has been petted , patted , bitted , lounged , but not mounted . 3. That it must be almost ...
... namely : - 1. That it is rather difficult to ride a horse that has been broken in . 2. That it is exceedingly difficult to ride one that has been petted , patted , bitted , lounged , but not mounted . 3. That it must be almost ...
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... namely , run away , his power of resistance is over , and his subjection ine- vitable . For at the top of his speed , just as when swim- ming , a horse can neither rear , kick , nor plunge , and therefore at his best pace he proceeds on ...
... namely , run away , his power of resistance is over , and his subjection ine- vitable . For at the top of his speed , just as when swim- ming , a horse can neither rear , kick , nor plunge , and therefore at his best pace he proceeds on ...
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... namely , first to guide a horse , and secondly to restrain , or , when requisite , to stop him . As it is the disposition of a horse , when mounted , to go fast , and as it is the disposition of a man to pull at any thing in this world ...
... namely , first to guide a horse , and secondly to restrain , or , when requisite , to stop him . As it is the disposition of a horse , when mounted , to go fast , and as it is the disposition of a man to pull at any thing in this world ...
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... namely , in his own way . If we should have succeeded in satisfying our readers that they cannot ride too slowly at timber , we trust they will pardon us if we now endeavour to enforce upon them as an equally immutable axiom , that it ...
... namely , in his own way . If we should have succeeded in satisfying our readers that they cannot ride too slowly at timber , we trust they will pardon us if we now endeavour to enforce upon them as an equally immutable axiom , that it ...
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... , which is not a solid bone , but one scotched or sawn by Nature into a decreasing series of twenty - nine vertebræ ( namely , dorsal , 18 ; lumbar , 6 ; sacral , 5 ) , averaging less than two inches 76 THE HORSE AND HIS RIDER .
... , which is not a solid bone , but one scotched or sawn by Nature into a decreasing series of twenty - nine vertebræ ( namely , dorsal , 18 ; lumbar , 6 ; sacral , 5 ) , averaging less than two inches 76 THE HORSE AND HIS RIDER .
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