Mead, Theodore Hoe, b. 1837, Parker, Gray · New York : Harper & Brothers ... · leaf 57
46 HORSEMANSHIP FOR WOMEN. the hint at once and have the padding eased over the place, or a tedious and vexatious “saddle- gall” may result. There is no better treatment for such a spot _ than bathing with very hot water. As a preventive, however, it is an excellent plan to bathe the back with cold… … THE WALK (COLT IN TRAINING). above cut are the dumb-jockey upon the horse’s back, the cavesson around his nose, and the lunging-cord in the hands of the groom—to whom the artist has very prop- erly given the countenance of one who, had he lived in old times, would have lent a hand at the rack or…
Horsemanship · Horsemen and horsewomen in art
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