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Nature, Gardens & Animals
Hints on Horsemanship, to a Nephew and Niece
George Greenwood
94 pages~1 hr 53 min read16 chapters$4.99
Good riding, George Greenwood insists, is not the stiff drill of the cavalry but a light and easy partnership. Written to a nephew and niece, his hints cover the seat, the hands, mounting, and the gentle indications that guide a horse. Warm, wise instruction from an old horseman. For the beginning rider who wants comfort and control in the saddle. Learn horsemanship the friendly way.
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16 chapters
- 1HINTS ON HORSEMANSHIP, TO A Nephew and Niece; OR, COMMON SENSE AND COMMON ERRORS IN COMMON RIDING.
- 2CONTENTS.
- 3LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
- 4HINTS ON HORSEMANSHIP.
- 5CHAPTER I. MILITARY RIDING NOT FIT FOR COMMON RIDING.
- 6CHAPTER II. HOLDING AND HANDLING THE REINS.
- 7CHAPTER III. EFFECT OF INDICATIONS.
- 8CHAPTER IV. MECHANICAL AID OF THE RIDER.
- 9CHAPTER V. THE SEAT.
- 10CHAPTER VI. MOUNTING AND DISMOUNTING.
- 11CHAPTER VII. THE BIT.
- 12CHAPTER VIII. THE SADDLE AND SIDE-SADDLE.
- 13CHAPTER IX. THE SHORT REIN.
- 14CHAPTER X. COLT-BREAKING.
- 15CHAPTER XI. THE HORSE AND HIS STABLE.
- 16A LIST OF BOOKS
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