New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
MR. RAREY IN LONDON.

Mr.. Rarev told us that horee would be introduced
of which lie chief mark as 10 character was thar no.
BODY could Iide bitg A wiry gray now appeared.
Nj Rarey soon hobbled him. with tie intention, as he
told uF of showing bis over over him, and 10 prepare
him for tie ride The horse made resistance 10 tins
paIt Of the business, Ior 10 being thrown on his site
This wss dOre in a miuue and strangely enough he
showed Mr. Rpey to knock his feet together aud TO 90
thrOulh rome other performances. now looked for
test of power far valuable than that in the pre-
cedng care. The horses sole oblee ion seemed 10 he
agsu being ridden and for this he reserved al his
energies Mr.. Rarey soon mounted without saddle,
ard Tor about minute showed some hrs-rHte horse
msnship i'll sticking on. However, he dismonnt-
I'd and called for saddle. This put on, and Mr..
Rarey mounted again but ii evident that he
bad 10 light work before him. There not in this
care lie slightest appearance OF any influence gained
over tie animal thongh wonderfully fne dis play
of herremAntbp The horse traversed all parts ofthe
arena kicking furousy aud lndeiatgabiy, with occa-
siubal TeaIs and paving Of ihe air violently. Mr
RaIeys cijef ebdeayor 10 keep bin turning round
rapidly and thus to subdue him: but every now and
then the hOfee seemed to defeat the effort and began
lsrbirg ont R9c rearing again. Three times he threw
him,ef down, and most eNtraord lary were the cour
age atd skill with which Mr.. Rarey eaoh time eXtc-
ca,ed himself from the roll of the horse, and WAS err
ally in tie saddle again before the animal, nmble as
he was, had time 70 be on 'r iegs lhe zane contest
then began again aDd lasted for a derable ,ime
but terminated with Mr.. Rarey's victory-dt least IL
uesr btJ roach victory he rode Two three times
rourd Il n without further exhibition ofvolence on
the part the ohOrse His composure, skill and courage
velr sltOOether most imporpg SIGHT; the hOfseman
slip was WOrter1ul, and drew forth much sympathy
and ~ plsuee especially tie instantaneous "ccnpat on
Of ne riddle ard commencement o. q srugge again
after The successive falls IL was, however, triumph
Of lorsemauship, and OF horemaushp only.
From The Londoa 1tmss, Dee g.
PIeGfely al balf-pGst seven Mr. Rarey entered the
sraCe rallied OF Tor lls operations, and announced that
lie Lad two animals Which, if they answered - the
description lie had received with them, would afford
good subjects for illustrating hs mode OF treatment
bright brown mare WAS led from the stable aad as
sle Jassed judges of hoIsehesh were loud IN their
pIase Of tie leautiful points she possessed. Mr.
RaIey, previous TO the commencement of bis opera
tons Informed his audience that The mare then before
tbt m the property of "a gentleman named Lag,
and the Lad qualify of beautiful specimen OF the
brute creation the objection she had to any peFso"
NJ ddIing riding her. For few seconds Mr.
RaIey stood by the mares shoulder, and having, as he
sem I'd it, berame acquainted with the animal, he en-
d. ayoed in Ihe Dealest and nimbest manner possible,
10 retain bs ulon her back wllh' ut success lie
then applied bis short strap 10 one OF her fore legs,
and gave the mare turn III her new position. VI
cCuree she squeaed reared and plunged very violently
jCr moment or wo, but on The other leg being linn
hered VI She went over on her side, and allowed lr
laIey 10 cCmmeLee bis treatment witt ont the
thghtst obiectioE. BY degrees Mr.. Rarey familiar.
ised The mare with the saddle and after mounting and
reuoun four or five lines SIZE allowed liim 10 re-
lain bis position Oh her back bnt at the same time
showing tlat she was anything bat pleased with the
proceeding.
Al
ard plunged with great violence, but on this occasion
tie only ihirg remark able the enacity with which
Hr RaTey Kept bis seat, his eors proving him TO be
OF e OF Tie hIest borfemen OF the day. Finding her
endeavOrt TO rid beThet of her companion VAN, the
mare succumbed, and was led out Of the space by
straw attached tie brdle amid the loudest cheers
The subject by far the most dangerous OF the
Two; IT WIZ strong, pow erful gray horse, addicted
to the most dangerous Of s vices-biting. The
Of ihe hone cent bis character with b,m which, Oh
being read 10 the audience stated that the animal was
The most dangerous ard vicious animal he had ever
net with. Three times he bad bit his groom in very
dangerous manner and on occasion seriously
that for three weeks the poor fellow the lnaate
Of a hospital When the borse gwen into the
hands OF Mr.. Rsrey, il wore a strong iron muzze-a
very vie pIecaulIun before the talented operator
had tine 10 commence bic mode OF treatment lie made
al attempt to give him taste of his quulItys Tue
fore legs of the borse were strapped mp ia toe usual
manner, but the kicking and pnngiBg in this Gaze
were ten times violent than IN the former sub
ect For ten minutes the horse resisted all attempts
10 put hm on bis SIDE, fighting the whole tune
with the utmost DESPERATION lasbing, rearing, and
tnapp ny his teeth with great violence All parts Of
the area We're iraversed, but at last the horse
cumbed and down he went perfectly exhausted. IL
$40 o'clock, and the mpzzle still on the cav
but neally exhausted brute. Mr.. Rarey seized
the bore by The muzze, aud a desperate encounter
a. ain commenced The object being 70 let the horse
test having concluded, Mr.. Rarey commenced getting
good terms with the Southern brute" and az
S:5s Just eleven minutes from the time the horse
went down, he removed the iron muzzle and PLACED
bis hand in the horses mouth without the slightest
injury. After fondling, psttine, and strokine the
c0mbent seed which acts OF kindness it seemed
a. all Dseusibe, was allowed 10 se and as IN the
former case led before the audience by the aid Of
q straw. Mr.. Rarey informed his audience that he did
not suppose the horse entirely cured OF its vicious
prcpensty, but he said be felt confident that with kind
and proper treatment, aud little patience, the horse
would soon forget its had habit TIE applause that
followed this announcement enthusiastic and after
thanking the ladies and gentlemen gresent, Mr. Rsrey
withdrew.