The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

my system SO went into the box where the horse was
and In les THAI teen minutes had the animal uader
eontroI When ! showed II 10 the party ali were
astcn.shej Prince Albert, thinking that usei some
powerful drug asked fthe horse had the use Of It's legs
replied that no means had been used to deprive tna
animal Of is faculties and made tho horse get up $40
sequsntly performed before th'm .,r tines SO.
+, no danger RE would no more treaa hI po1 ~
upon than mare upon her INC horse followed
al. his horse, i. now tanned all over nS 80
HIM about she is lot frghte%a sv !, drst though
aer) 20 OK eours zee. In Lonoon '~hcraft o
that tbs effect proc I'd ~ ~ Wiz. -, 49,.
drugs One druggist profess. opnons,,a ~ ~ i''pSl
In sadding horse proceed thus = first show him
the saddle fyou pull him about e hn M az
thinks something is wrong, and OF cour e ~, ~, nn
acenstom him TO the saddle by placing " na on scse
raj times and all Is right In mounting. y, sensena1
80 wrong as they do with almost everyth n te 40,
terl-about horse They bear their weight ~. aoo'
IN the srrnp and Try to Climb up that the So :
Ike ny on a pane of giass-hls weie !" ,ra ~.
his methot of NOTWITHSTANDING close to .ue
hose aud bearing his weight upon the horses Shout
der. Now, horse has great power in pull
acne side This shows you how to stop horse when he
runs away you make dead pull it j. like mans
trying 10 III himself fence by his boot straps.
But you Turn him round and round (lusrang) he is
powercss If horse iibs with you the street and
fuses to 60 an, don't attempt to spur him; turn him
round and rc1nd. He would rather go on than keep
turning any time. You remember the mule who
60 prOCR 90 i0au ~ sat- which dis
solved in the water. His nuster cured him By nsding
him with sand which the water made heavier No beat
ing could have accomplished sSach reformation Nr.
Rrey then took drum showed it to The horse explain
ing that horses only feared what ey did ret
as boys feared false faes the dark un,e.s they
them 10 be only pasebard and then, rafting the drum
over the nervous puer concluded 5s past q his lecture
amid hearty applause
A WILD HORSE.
wild horse, from South An.ricr, was nett intro.
duced Mr.. Rarcy said thas this animal was stranger
to him, He never had handled him and knew nothing
IA l...
for the halter. The horse dark bay small cle
gantly formed, rough coated with long flowing name
and seemed full Of life IL il had been upon its native
A7Tes. Again and again Mr.. iiarey jumped upon its
back and thrown or the horse rearing and pungng
and the whole audience intensely excited AT last
enough having been done to show the temper OF the
NAL, ont CAME the inevitable straps from Mr. Iareys
coat pocket long struggle the horse biting. kicking
plungng and jumping like cnraged fury and
the strap attached. The head pulled
aone-side the band was passed over the horse;
the second strap attached, and then came
lently Mr. arey cam cool and resoutc the stable boys
keeping out Of harms way every eye xed upon the
noise tumult and dust Of the struggle came the low
even tones of the horse tanner, You must in every
to get on his back and be THROWN Az last the horse
was down. Mr. Rarey falling with him and fastening the
straps to keep the horse quiet till he Had received his
lesson" ON and on the PROSTATE animal went Mr.
Rrey, explaining that he did this to accustomit being
mounted .lf you were going Z said he Through the
the first thing you would do would be to at
tempt to throw i or So it is with the
gether; Mr.. Rarey lies down between them; the
straps taken Of master and pupil rise together, and
mounting upon the horses back for rostrum, Mr..
Rarey concludes his remarks:-This only shows mean
him no harm. is entirely wrong to leap upon horses
back and hold fast no matter how frightened lie may be-
There is a perfect understanding between us. All
horses like me after this process They all come to
gladly. This is tho test Of breaking III they fly away
from you then know you have treated linn badly if they
come to you, they know you friend Mr.. Rarey
and his Wild south american now completely docle, re-
tired amid furorc Of applause cheers and cncores.
SHETLAND PONIES.
Two Shetland ponies were then exhibited. Mr. Rarey
directly from the horses Of Arabia, but stunt
ed by bad food, treatment and weather. The
arabian AT .s. hoTse we're the first known and
Arabia and he thought the English horses two hundred
ahead Of the Arabian Two hundred of
and careful crossing bad made the English blood horses
superior 10 anything he had been able to find in
Arabia. These dimnutive horses perfectly formed,
and were exhibited at the request OF many gentlemen
TIE AMERICAN CRUISER
Mr.. Rarey then read letter from Mr.. f. LUZ, OF Har
lean lane. Mr.. Lul Said
MR. !. S. RAnEY-Having heard that YOU want vicious
horses, beg 70 inform You that have fine stallion,
able nothing with him for four years lie is the
most vicious horse He has not been out Of
the stable, and canno, be shcd. He Is vicious every
way-biting kicking, striking. do not believe that
you can do anything with him, but, f you WISH you can
try.
The eject Of the reading OF this letter was
by the noise OF horse pmgng aud kicking behind the
scenes In an instant in came Jo anderson, the Amcr
can Cruiser, line large powerful White stallion, Of un
equalcd make and appearance, heavily muzZled and led
by two stable boys who handed their long ropes Mr.
Rarey and retired quickly possible. The struggle
is fierce hut brief, and Mr.. Rarey and the horse are
down. " One of his faults l., " according 10 the owner
says Mr.. Rarey sreathessy. /" that he win let
touch his head. Now hes where he can't help himself
lie does help himself though, but Mr. Rarey insists Up
Jumps the horse. There's no harm in that " remarks
Mr.. Rarey, 10 wiony make him feel The power more"
Again the horse il down. Mr. Rarcy takes of his muzze
and that the dfcty is with his jaw, that must
be handled. Cack cack, 90 the teeth together Then
the horse trainer lies between his subject feet stable
boy enters but Mr. roy evidently suspects danger and
motions him ~ retire Lying there. the operator cody
announces in bis quaint way that while all = quiet he
beg leave TO say that he has number OF letters from
Of horses IN the country, which not able 10 be
hero odsy, and that he will gave anothep lecture on
Tuesday evening. lie continues, The owner says you
must not let this horse Law hold Of Won, he viii
let so, and that he Is suky and will give sign OF his
anger and then puts his arm in the horses mouth.
A voies-'.Ta;e that strap on.''
Mr.. Rarey-''Wth pleasure. This is rs Far as Il Will
have never had an accident since became per
feet in my system, and don't fear any. have been
among horses since ] was twelve years old,
and =, first had 2 great many accidents Is, Every
but being Young when these accidents hap
pened the bones fortunately healed strongly. Now,
know horses every thought. and can break any ami
make any animal sensible of my powcr-make them gen
tie and even a1ectonate.n
In instant the horse up Mr. narcy having placed
liz forelcet for H. and sitting under H. the great horse
tanner who has thc admiration or the audience not
less by his skill than by bLs modesty and simplicity con-
cludes by saying that horse can be thus taught and
his subjects until they introduced b. him upon the
stage Mr.. Rarey then led of the American Cruiser,
which like It's English namesake had been forced TO
his gentle power, amid applause which shook the build
ing and stamped BIN the Of tho hour IN amusement
and equine circles