The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17
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:" vss"..sr- - hresk him to your liking.
=. =. r-;rc;nI. n The nature Of a horse
not - aaF.r rss;stanos TO our wishes, if made
known n : vay that he understands, and in
accordance with the laws of his nature.
In subiueating the horse, We must make
a powerful appeal to his intelligence; this can
onlv be done by powerful physical opera
ton. Il il an undisputed fact that the bat
tles of all animals( except such as are garnish-
Cd with horns) are fought by seizing each
ether bt the throat. A dog that has been thus
held by his antagonist for few minutes, on
heins released, is often so thoroughly cowed
that NO human artifce can induce him to
ssain reanme the UNEQUAL contest. This is the
pr;nciule upon which horse tanning is found.
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Choking q horse Is the first process in
tam,ng. and ia hut the beginning of his
sducafion. Bv ia operation horse becomes
docile, md win thereafter receive any instruc-
ton which n can be- made to understand.
Teaching the animal to lie down at our bid
ding. tends to keen him permanently cured,
q. q !. . rsrnetnai reminder of his subdued
condition
Il reou;res a GOOD deal Of practice to tame
a horse successf9llv: also a nice Judgment
to know when heis choked sufficiently, as
there Ia a hare nossibilitv that he might get
NOR than would be FOOD for him. We ad.
v;.. r.r.c,. N. r.-f.ctlv fa,n;,;a, Nth =
horss ~ resort rathsr tn The strann;no and
tbrcv;no Iown nrocoss fnolsss ba Is verv
v;c;ors1 descr;had holnw th;s in ord;nsry
cess ,.;,1 ,s,aro .,,ooasse;,, I. !. tha fsnit
ne most rorrlo ,vbo hovo owned a borso IN
;moo;na that than ora a~nert n his MANAGE.
mani. wh;lo IN the contrsrv manv nrofass.
;on.l borsonar oro .he yorv worst nart;as 70
attemnt his snb;ucat;on. Unless man
have = GOOD d;snos;t;on he need not attemnt
horsa. tsm;ne -
In nraot;cin, the method retire with the
animal to he onerated mon into a closa sta.
HE. with nlentv of litter nnon tho fioor ftan.
bark or sawdust is nreferablel In the first
Mace fasten mn the left fore.ieo with the
arm stran. n sucb a manner that 4 will he
nerm.r.rtlv .acnrod Than taLa a broad
stran and hncEle and mass II around tba neck
inst hack Of the ;owhpnc Draw the stran
n, t;ob+ &c ,,os;hio =, t;oht o. ol,,,at -, ,.on
The borse's breatb;nc The stran mist MT
de- bnckled Init held in This nos;t;on to nre.
vent sl;nn;no hack The animal will s.r,c-
cle for 8 faT minute, wbor ha w;ll ho.o@ q
nerfsctlv nn;at ovarnowered hv a sanse Of
snigorst!on. the van, 4, re bsod vii s,.ol,.
hi. ewes lose their fire. b;s Lnaes totter and
hecome weaL q si;rbt vsrt;rs NIL; ILL onsno
and grow;nc rradnaIIv eYhanste5 Inv bact.
inc HIM aronnd tba stable bs viii come
down On ii, knees IN which nos;t;on Il i j y
easv M attor 70 nnsb him IN b;. s;Ja wben
his throat should he released Now nat and
rub him oentiv nr .hort twentv minntes
when. IN most instances he will he snhduad
Il Is only ~ extreme cases necessary 70 "a.
neat Tho onerat;on Of choking The next
iessonis e teach him To liz down which ;s
described below in the accom- nj of Tho second
method oftam;nc M hersa can sffactnsiiv
resist the torr;hIs .asc,. &c hs;nr chnLaJ
II mnst he cor.to rtiS hnrne ;n mind tho,
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