Breeding, training, management and diseases of the horse and other domestic animals (1893)
Heard, J. M. (John M.) · New York : J.M. Heard · leaf 54
under the breast, between the fore legs and betweenthe hind legs around below the fetlock, then bringthem forward, one on each side, and through the loop.Two assistants should take the rope on each side witlione man at the head. By pulling on the ropes the animal will soon be taken off his legs and… … Fig. 19. Rope arranged for throwing Horfsea. This will be very convenient as a means of restraining animals on farms at a distance from towns where hobbles might be obtained, as some horses will not allow even the stitching up of small wounds without being thrown. 1 50 TRAINING OF Second. Having…
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