About This Book
A sequence of practical essays and anecdotes on riding and hunting, offering instruction on handling horses, using bridle and spur, developing hand and seat, and applying coercion and kindness; comparisons of horse temperaments and breeding; chapters on mounted hunting with foxhounds and staghounds, regional differences, and lessons in courage and discretion; illustrated guidance includes problem-solving at obstacles, mounting and control techniques, and etiquette among sportsmen. The tone blends technical advice, personal observation, and descriptive scenes to guide riders of varying skill toward safer, more effective horsemanship.
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