Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-28

! orvoice. The same will cause all horses TO io!
low II horse has an INJURY IN The lace, you
had better put Of tanning him until II IS well.
To nanage contrary Race HorSe.-ii hf
stops or sulks. goto him, and speak kindly u
him. rub him down The face, using The birdie nc
more than you can lrelp; turn him 10 the Ilsh
or left. until he starts, as he will be most ai't Ia
s,ar,. nj the second or third motion, then contin
ue rubbing him in the face. talking 10 him as III
other cases, keeping him quiet by leading nm
about. Continue 10 rub him III the face, anu
use The SAME tone 0svOcc.
To prcreai horse or mule from 5reaL,ag his
halter First strong halter Linn with one that
will not draw. rs TINT often makes his JAW soTci
then iasicn him Ia somc'hn. which lIr cannot
pull loose, X lei HIM pn!!uU;il hG il unwilling 10
pull any more, Iou then get nn and rldc Inn Il
mile or TWO. aud ue him 80 again. aud lc, hinI
stand quiet BY repeating tins for i while Ia
regular use YOU NAV i,uIn lIi,r loose ANY where,
and he will be safe BY the use "i' II good hal
ter. horse may be turned loose IN priiric 'n
feed NIL night, and cannot lie ''stonpraded,
or run oil by wild horsc.; hundreds have thus
been lost. Those VIM have ns halIciS IinS
viii, ease bIindlold horse, and then i:c vii NOT
run.
10 teach horse 10 lay doIrn.-Fus; will! some
soft handkerchicror cloth. tie Que fore leg; il;en
with stick tnp him on the other, and say
"kneel," sometimes rubbing him on tie head,
and patiing him nn the leg. Won will induce
him to lie down. 1t appears all horses are IN
cncd Ia obey you, aud will do so when you
teach them that you will not hurt them. lon
will have To employ some time aud attention.,
You had better take him by himself. Repeat
the trial } or 1 times and you will be sicc' ssinl
TO .iccuSi0m Horse 10 The Use 81 a Gun,
U,Rbrriia, cic.-Con,mcncc hy showing your
friendship. by rubbing the horses face with
yonr hand then snap and explode pcicussI"n
caps witha pi.,oi.-ie' the horse frequently smell
the powder aud smoke: then yOn will hre small
reports. until you slull see fear removed: then
overhead, aud behind the holsc. unli!al! i-hce.
lfyon have avery Wild horse. place linn in II
stall, or small pen. 50 Us To have him saie Then
fire CUR all around him, and 20 often NJ I" him.
speak To him aud rub him in the face. aud then
fire the gun again. until lie il free from sta ring
TO make horse used TO nn umbrella. walk be-
fcre him, raising il up and shutting II again;
lei him smell it, and rub IL over his head; then
get on him. gently RAISE iiand ride him along,
unlll the fear j. over IL is III all eases, better
10 take The horse to some new place away from
home; for &c you go 10 the place where he has
been spoiled, you will find he is apt To prove
c.kinder there lhan elsewhere. Sometimes,
horses will remember for s years. places and
habits, both good and bad. You must rub your
horse on both sides, for hc may be gecue OIL orc
side, and not on the other.
Ho.c TO Manage kte.ing HorS.-Flrsi
r,ake n stall. or pen, your horse, in which
ne eannottrn round, and will, Stats, through
,ail esgi put yanr band 20 rssb him
4 ben coinnc6es by rtIhbmg mn 10 9tne ftace.
and all over. two or three lImeS.--rusing his
tail gently three or four times; then ,ou' one
OF his inIc.lcss, aui say 10 him foot. foot.
until he shows willingness 10 raise h!s foot raise
the foot up, and put II down some three or four
lines; then 90 all round uuliI aiI fear Is reno
moved All you wish a hur-c 10 do, ought t"
be done three ur :o:.: ;.acs, sr?ca;c! ~" Or
three days in succession.
IIo,c 10 Nnna"e Ccr.-Tyc her 20 some
place. so thai ynu can rub her all over: 'cn salt
her from yonr hand; feed her from your hand
on half feed, and in three days you may DO rs
YOU please with her. Dub itcr near the root OF
the ,pil. rs li.al has good effect.
Soicihiny like '..Inimni Magnetism! Take
chicken or II turkey. aud lay II um II. back:
then will, piece of chalk draw vniiI hand nl"n:
before its face To the length Of your arm, and II
will lnv still for some Tine. Then stand the
chicken or turkey on its feet aud draw your
hund iuwn ils bill, or draw mark round II, and
IL will remain IN llis magic rng Tor time.
Ia Jrlakiny Sky ar NHish Horse never
strike Him Tor -wcr,In. but if he i frightened.
he gentle; get down. rub hIn III the face. lead
linn t0 the cause of alarm, then back Ia where
vom go, oil, and then ride ban hack n@aIh 10 the
object. Repent tbs IN the force OF h's habit.
aud he will he spihRiIssIyc Ii un old hor,c.
you may m"nd hi, habi>. IN 'iamin. hor-c-
10 90 over bridges II Is good plan 10 lead them
uyrr some thee or iour bridges.
10 Iauke hOTsc S:aMI siM Irhhs g0H monEi--
Get Oh and dsmo,int !nur ar live tilne- bcIuf''
YOU move han on, ui Iis tracks. aud by repeat.
ing this any horse wi! stand sii!i.
In conclusion would advise all breeders Ia
be kind aud gentle 10 ti!cir I"a!- and h! so'o'
ius will venture 10 say HEY VII! seldom have
vicluus horses Ia tame
am, Sir, Your ubcdicmi servant, ID. ..