New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

borse rnooned the ehs.erng Arabs TO Stand back and
the old sheik alone 10 approach. On. from Rarey'r
pockets came the two ltto atbern straps, and tibet,
he went regularly work, approaching gently, speak
ing softly touching cautiously, and at hs. getting The
straps and gir.h adjusted The battle was bravey con-
tested the victory speedy usual and in less THAI
# an hour from the time that he made his first al
vance the borse was brdled, saddled, mounted, and
Rarey backed him for the rest Of the journey.
There was another exciting contest a, the lecture at
Niblo's on Saturday. A wild Mustang mare. compan.
ION to the game little thing that Rarey conquered
bis first lecture had kindly been offered by The
She was more headstrong, wicked and spirited than
she other, and her struggles for liberty were tremen-
dous. We saw the process Of baltering her in her
toose box ii the stable Il occupied hour and three
quarters and needed the united strength Of Mr.. Rarey
and two assistants 10 accomplish 1t in that time.
The mad little beast pulled back, flung both heels into
the air. struck ou with her fore feet crowded the men
against the wall, and even esped against the brick
wall in front Of her with the force Of bstteriDgram.
She broke stout leather headstI but it wa finally
replaced with another TO give additional security,
her bead was tied 10 the IDanger by three ropes,
strong bride wss pu. upoa her, and thas abe was led
around 10 Niblos by two She was far worse to
handle than when she cangh wild on tho pampas,
for roug! breaking on the plains and rough handing
sfler,yard had developed malicious spirit in her Of
the mos, decided character. She was, therefore, in
inst The condition 10 make "splendd fight" on the
stage and thus satisfy those who 20 10 Sblos rather
20 see gaaiaiorial combat than 70 learn Rarey 8
system.
After showing Cruiser usual gentle horse was
introduced aud the system Of breaking explained.
large stubborn bay cart horse ugly in looks and some
Whist vicious in behavior but showing nothing Of that
intense nervous agitation that old Peacock eynced on
Thursday night was then introduced. He resisted the
process of sutuga,ion for long time, frequently re-
covering his legs whenthrown, and giving much
amusement to the audience by hs stubborn resistance
70 the arts Ct the indomilsbe Rsroy
Tie Mustang mare then led in, rather dragged
in two men after her, Size took survey og the house,
and then as Rarey approached in front. rose her
hind legs, and quick Hghtiing struck 81 him with
her fore feet. For several minutes che thus met his
every advance, and showed desperate malice, and
agility Of the most extraordinary nature The audience
shuddered with apprehension lest Mr. Rarey might be
killed. and breaihed feer he escaped unframed 1t
was really dangerous thing take up the leg OF such
IN animal and all Of Dr.. Rarey's motions made
in the mos. deliberate and cautious The
finally in striking ont caught her left fore foot in the
bride, and fell to her knees. When she rose, Mr.
Rarey by sdroit motion managed to get her foot in
his hand snd holding gently be had the strap buckied
ard the leg confined in q moment The other leg was
.6en secured, and the struggle commenced The Mus
lang fought long and we'll bat her exertioDs only ex-
haus.ei her the sconer and at the end Of quarter of
bour she gave mp The contest, and fniered her
self TO be mounted and ridden al around he ring.
The house We. crowded in every part as usuai and
the audience gave unniiSaksble evidence of having
been sa,sfed with the lecture Mr.. Rarey was twice
called before the curain and announced tbst h next
lecture would be given on Tuesday evening next.