Ware, Francis M[organ], 1857- [from old catalog] · New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 151
out looping or touching the reins; that as the off-leadrein crosses the others near the toe-board a twist of the wristso binds them that much less effort is required in holdinga fresh team or a horse that pulls; and the off- and near-sidereins separate readily if two hands are necessary, as… … I. SECOMD METHOD OF HOLDIMC^EIXS. NEAR LEAD OVER FIRSTIXGER. NEAR WHEEL AND OFF WHEELJETWEEN FIRST A\D SECOND FIXGERSNEAR REIN ON TOP); OFF-LEADJETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD FINGERS.VLL P(JINTS, ETC., MADE AS USUAL. 2. SECO.Wn METHOD. LEFTRIGHT OPPOSITION
Driving of horse-drawn vehicles · Carriages and carts · Harnesses
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