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A New System of Horsemanship
Claude Bourgelat and Richard, 1720?-1782 Berenger
Riding well is a science, and Claude Bourgelat sets out its rules. From the horseman's seat and the effect of the hand to the trot, the stop, and the correction of a disobedient horse, he builds classical horsemanship step by step. A foundational manual of the manege. Master the reins from one of the fathers of veterinary horsemanship.
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25 chapters
- 1A NEW SYSTEM OF HORSEMANSHIP:
- 2THE TRANSLATOR's PREFACE.
- 3TABLE OF CHAPTERS.
- 4ERRATA.
- 5CHAP. I. Of the Horseman's Seat.
- 6CHAP. II. Of the Hand, and its Effects.
- 7CHAP. III. Of Disobedience in Horses, and the Means to correct it.
- 8CHAP. IV. Of the Trot.
- 9CHAP. V. Of the Stop.
- 10CHAP. VI. Of teaching a Horse to go backward.
- 11CHAP. VII. Of the uniting or putting a Horse together.
- 12CHAP. VIII. Of the Pillars.
- 13CHAP. IX. Of Aids and Corrections.
- 14CHAP. X. Of the Passage.
- 15CHAP. XI. Of working with the Head and Croupe to the Wall.
- 16CHAP. XII. Of Changes of the Hand, large and narrow, and of Voltes and Demi-voltes.
- 17CHAP. XIII. Of the Aids of the Body.
- 18CHAP. XIV. Of the Gallop.
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