New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
AIR RAREY. THE HORSE-TAMER.

lie before Heaven AID earth. CHARLES DiChES''
MIR. RAREY. THE HORsE-TAMER.
From The london Daily Nec' June T.
Mr.. Rarey returned to town on Saturday iast rom
short yist TO Liverpool and Manchester where the ex-
position Ct his new theory OF horse-tamng was al
tended with its usual success. Al the latter place,
horse was placed under his tuition, with tue special
mission Of eating the professor up possible Out the
feelings of is benevolent owner were very much
wounded by the result of the experiment, the success
of the great dompteur being ss great with the Lanca-
shire Horsefend as it had previously bsen with the
Cruiser Of the metropolis On his return to hesdqusr-
ters in Kinnerton street, Mr.. Raey, IN the trst 10
stance introduced Cruiser who still preserves his re-
Gently acquired modesty of demesnor, and ls, posi-
BILE more apt and doce than ever IN obeyipS tae d.
rec.ona of Ills potent instructor Cruiser hasimproved
in condition. but is st rather langud in eye and
rious in department something IN the style OF Uilah
Hep in the Model Prison, and it will take some time
vet and an abserce fIom the MASTER TO convince us
that his repentance is thorough or that he would not
enjoy one parting lash at transatlantic friend emsz
ngly. But the case Of Cruiser was, II must be re-
embered an extreme one. Cruiser was compete
zebra ia DISPOSITION not in stripes, and IL IN so short
time such MAJ, eous results could be produced with
him. what NAV not be expected with horses OF ordi-
nary tempers and CT average sweetness of disposition,
but who rder the old imperfect eystem of training,
were anything but safe and reliable servants either
for the saddle or the shafts
The lecture which followed the retirement of Cruz
ser Saturday lat was satisfactorily case which demo
shed at once any doubt that might hsv eexstsd even
in the minds of the most skepca as to the efficiency
CT the plan. gentleman VINO had ridden up to Him
merton street fine chestnut horse, which Mr. IA
rey had not previously seen, volunteered TO submit
his eteed to the operation c the professor Inc horse
was yourg AID wel-bfed, and had no fault that
was knowa TO the owner, but an excessive nervous
ness or tmidy which caused him to shy ard start on
tie slightest gesture alarm. With an ordinary
horsebreaker this would have been case for brute
force anc kicking. rearing, and plugging would nave
hem the inevitable consequence OF any attempt to
master him. Bat Mr. Rarey proceeded with hun &C.
cordug to his own plan, taking no notice OF him what,
when he turned into the arena, but proceeded
with bis observations general equine caardctens-
tics as if lie we're the sole exhibitor present. The
horse seeirg he noticed soon began TO feel him
ee quite st home walked about in the straw, and after
few minutes spent in this way slowly approached the
lecturer and apparently Of the most s.teo-
tive aud tors. The acquaintance thus begun
mstuIed by or two gentle strokes Of the hand
the eek and the whole of the subsequent operations
successfully submitted to with the slightest pos
elOie fessiatoA. In a few minutes this previously
shy END tlmd puI persuaded to lie down, to turn
over to allow his fire ana hind legs 10 be knocked TO-
gether and to place lis hoof the head Of the lee
turer in the gentle manner possible Subsequent
y the horse whose on fault wss his excessive Ii mid.
ity, stood perfectly still while saddle we, suddenly
huDg on bis bsck from dist ance of two ysrds and
then allowed the professor 20 mount him withou. the
previous precautoD OF fastening the girhs Mr. Rsrsy
next brought ont the DRUM aud having told his Story
OF the celebrated horsetaer who undertook TO teach
horse TO stand the raPpel By beating for three
months utder Lis nose at feeding time Just sho wed
new pupil the Instrument, and then com nenced beat
ing violently, walking round snd round the horse al
the time. This ezperme nj watched 9th consider
able rte,est, the beating o: drum being one Of tie
ssyerest tests OF d horses d0clity; bat the pupil
lstere ed w,bcu. rchiDg for nom.n IT. and when tue
sclo was over looked af.sr the performer ca i ae
we're inclined 10 csu COZ 1epsti.or he was k,t!e
fs.igued with he Lesson, ba. lot otherwise the
worse HIS owcer was qui'e satisfied, end ole h-n
swsy as briskly Is Il nothing had happened. Az We
have said before, this was most perfec; sad eoIync
ing example Of the efficacy and Completeness OF NJ
Rarey's sys.em. The horse was az ordinary horse,
chosen a. random, and wss row for the first tns cub
Tni,ted 10 the new system. Ice spectators saw the
whole process from beginning ID end, vera perfectly
satisfied thst ii was based so1uo rational prirc-
plss and tbs. there nothing in Il 10 which even
the late Mr. Richard Martin, if shve, could oiie- the
slightest objection Some pertinent ques.lons we're
asked in the course Of the Lesson and few fooisn
ones bu, Mr.. Rarey was IS paten. with his sut.ory
s with his horse, and eIemphfed his great theory O.
kindness and Cancellation equally IN bis trestmen. OF
both. just the pupil turned into the street ana
was being mounted By his owner, passing p9thoy
yelled out that most uLeaE bly, OF hIgan cries, bser,
al the top Of his shr treble voice bu, the horse sas
e. proof sgsii ct this assault en- his tynpsnua as he
lad previously been IN the case OF the drum. and
tTotted composedly off in the fsce OF On interruption
which. previous 10 the lesson would have set him
g. Looping ct the iste Of twenty miles an ho1r. The
Zebra was in sdcinpg apartment end, as he doors
were all open doubt derived much beaeh. from Mr.
Rareys ssgscious and practical obseivsions bat ne
vss not produced II being considered tAst some
little private study and instruction vera necessary
before he inside Els Do" 10 neIopOD-2n
audience The company which was numerous, snd
which comprised many eminent horse breeders OF
both kingdoms, wa not enly pleased but deeply inser
ested the extraordinary novelty Of The Ra'ey school
AS econ as the lecture over quito crowd broke
into the ring. The professor was overwhelmed With
questions and compliments, aud the maj ,.ty OF the
visitors went sway profoundly impressed with tao
notions: fret. tat the sysem vas the most perfect
rat lad ever been inveEed foc the purpose ntsnded
and secondly that they lad individually mastered It
10 al is details, and sere ft to become Rsreys on
their own account at tie shortest possible notice. la
the first notion all that Saturday inducss
us entirely 70 co1cur; but 70 the second We must
slightly demur and We would be inclined 10 advise the
ambitious disciples Of Rsrsyism 70 commence with Q
pup, something ike that which PsHcs gives 70 his Old
friend Mr.. Briggs in last weeks number. Although
much 10 the cfedi. OF al who have bsen adm..sdto
The mysteries, no detailed account of Mr.. R.reys
method has been allowed to trsnspire, either il
convert alton or through the columns Of that char
tered hber.ine, the press We do not believe tbs. If
every one present 20 take accurste short hand
ro,es of al he saw and hesfd-as we sew one
enthusiastic pupil doirg on ssturd,y-snd we're 20
ppblish them an extsasc, tie outside cubic would be