The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-25

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obey LIGHT ratbe, H. ,,II S,n.
NOS, you tr, 10 m,te h," ,'...,I | IN r., so,,-
hard bits-you only .n.so.% S - % ,n.i;yo !.
hard instead of soft. You n,,., .an ,nsts
the mouth more sensitive than n.,rrn mad.
n Horses alwar. 90 be,ter with ,.d;.. e.
with men. ali over the world: b.can.. mar. man
will hold them or null the law OF Nav 1,
h,s,t;nr NH bor.es will tyv their .,r.r,,i,
oc,in,t Won. After you have bent the f.,
nnJ ,brown the bor,: unon his knees. never
throw him over: let him 90 himself"
In This wav. accomnanyine his remarks
with illu.,raiions Mr. Rnrcv snncar, 10 have
snccecJsJ \. wsII In cbarm;n, bi, au,licnc,
as In CHARMING and Gaining the confidence of
his bor,cs. Wbils 6c wa, fastening strurs
10 the horse. lees. which wa, then berids
him, Mr.. Rarey said, I" | take horses q step
at a time. 40 that thew cannot belp me or
Themselves. and so that they are tanned with.
out b,;n, e,citeJ n M r,ore burts a bor,o
to b;nJ III. leo than Won 10 hind your arm
Never uorL hard or bs In a hurry with |.
borse Ia, him h, con,ircoJ or nj. Islniss..
nSss II r"n ~ nuII % orcr s,JdsnIv bs will
licr M Ior.a can r..;., more ,5.n ;fteen
inmates when his LEGS arc bent. before Iyips
down. Thi, tanned Cruiser. some hor:ss. y
continued Mr.. Rarey, {" are tame In their
fore legs and wild in their hind legs. That
is because they are not tanned all over" Mr..
Rarcy's remarks on saddling horse aro
worthy of attention.
"In addling a horse proceed thus I
first show him the saddle. II You pull him
about or blind his eyes he thinks something
is wrong. and of course he rcsists: but ne,
custom him TO the.eaddlc by placing Il on
and of several times and all Is right. In
mounting. too. gentlemen 90 wrong. as thcv
do with almost everything (laughter)-
about horse.-They bear their weight on
the foot In The stirrnp, and try 10 climb up,
40 that the lors. l. ;,ist like a fy ON n mare
of plass-his weight ON one side. iMr.
Rarey then proceeded to illustrate
his method of mounting. stapdin,
clos, 10 the horse. and bsarip9 his veielt
unon the shoulder of the horse. Now A
bpr.. ba. gre,,t nower in nullinr down. but
little when II IL pulled a.one.side. This
shows YOU how 10 stop hor.e when he RUS
away, If you make dead null Il 10 like a
man irving TO lift himself over a fence Ly
bir boot stp,ps but II YOU tnrn him round
and round CiIlustratinpj he Is powerlcss. If
a horse ;ihs will Won In the street and refuss
~ ,n am don't .ttemn, ~ snur him tu,n
Linz ronnJ and rnunJ n. Ind rather ro
"n ,han Le.n ,,rn;n, ,nv limo -
4 w;lI Ld,ss r,"m Snn,b Imor;.o n, On.
,;ra s,r"nr"r % % H. Rsr"v % xas nov, ;,,,".
Jnc.J 'fb. Lors. was a darL bay. small.
,,s.an,,, a,mod rnn,I oa.,.d ,y;,h Ion,
aow;n, a; yauo ] sni n,il ~ i;ss II. ,ns s
said hs bad onIy bcen broken 70 the halter.
A,,;n md again Mr Rnr,v ;umncd unon
liz ha.L ,n3 was as often ,byowp og tha
ho,sc r.ar;nc ard ;nmn;n, and ,bs whoIs
audience ,rcstIv s,c;,eJ Fno,ch b,v;r,
h.cn Jnnc to sbow ,hc temner o5 the mi,
nal ont camc Tho insy;tablo si,ans anJ
thcn n Ionc ,truccle .nsned Tho bor.,. b;,in,
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