The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11
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rAs experiueuss Of Rarey, the horse-samer'
..d he prospslsnsioa Of his theory OF norse'
,,..,;,~ .nd msoasement are bringing before
~. n,I,.,e muca useful knosledg- upon this m
..,&st.ov a. ys-cl " nHv-r NAY help - bring
,h- nas.--rsp-cis1ly VICIOUS oorses, - they are
called more oatletely sIcsr The saojecaon o.
mai, without the necrsslty u reso'uae - ese'
ty-., ,n-... ought % De suesn 70 I'll sbo ave
the management Of eqasHe 4aAdr" peas
h..ci . ,i.y or two ssnce, q DESCRIPTION oil the
,.rn.a, o. a kicking morse, and another wnc 80
A inveterals runaway, 6y methods SO simple
And Rar~,isa, that &c caouoi iofoe4f 10 Paoiisn
th-tn Tor tie o-aea: I horseososlsts ID genera
II yoa naye = bore t-AL has naoit, snrn 10
h.rses-. OF briagssg bls heels III contact s'n
the das CT q damaging Iee Eehic'e oy AicAog'
orucesc as to.loSs: Place aTooiso DIS necA
h.ad Ike TIA. used Tor the riding mHtingae.
Ta.n take TO hght sfaPe, oucAie 'henn 70 tne
h.. a., -i.aer ssdz, pass them through The neck
ri .,d then .asads the gifth aud strap them
.scar-i, 10 eacr fetioek OF sae lind iest, taxing
care % have tEem OF the proper length When
a horse i. risse1 il LIS Ha.Dner, II he attempt
a, .s,ck uD behind, each effort siA Jerk hs
hsxs aasa n .ach ~ay 20 asEosf.n bin, anu
o.rh.D- taros him over rs head. tie ell make
h,t a fe~ attempts 70 KICK wacn he nn1s ms
had thus ii-i 10 his heels, and Two or three
lessons vii cure Ian a.iossiher- Iae method
O! reforming E ru1asay IL equally simple and ei-
f-ctu.i rIfst OF al, fas.ea some thick pads
upoa ycur horses knees, then buckle strap,
aooa: the sz- Of rein, upon each iefiock Tor
v.rI AID pass the straps through the hsmr
rings on some part OF lie harness Dear the
saoaIdsr or each side and lead the straps back
70 TIE drivers taac as lie sits IN the buggy.
He has ,aus four rein, II hand Start the AMI
ma without fear; don't worry bim .ith Q strong
Dull upoa the Dit, CGt talk 10 him friendly.
When be attempts to run he must Of course
bend an. for~ari legs Now pull sharply one Of
the reins, aud the elect viz Dc 10 RAISE one VI
hi. for . ard iees TO hls shoulder. de as a three
legged horse nox, and when be has gone o. IL
TIA way little distance drop the constrained
fovs sad Jerk I'D the other. lie cant run tastel
on three legs than yoa can rite, and when you
have sired BlEa on both siGes pretty thoroughly,
OF If be refuse ~ take 10 his irot kindly and TO
OBEY your voice sad moderate pun on the bit,
yoa can raise both BIS fore feet, drop hin upo1
ms knees, and let hun make iev Bounds IL
that position. The aninal = n coon lind that c
canno, run away, i-.s he Is completely In you
poser, aud thai oy soothing words you vii SOON
be Aoe 20 convince him that you are his friend
He wi soon obey your commando, aud will Dc
afraid TO extend himself for a run within Q week
or tao. Some horses that were quite valuable
animals in respect 10 everything bat their bal
habits OF kicking and running In harness, we're
cH'~' nv methods described above. The ex-
perinehts as -" a. - be made ty any per-
con Of all accustomed 10 mansgins $50 nd
We tope 1t NAV prove servieraDie ~ some Of our
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