Ware, Francis M[organ], 1857- [from old catalog] · New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 175
make allthe trouble, it comes to a head so instantly—almost with-out warning—and is generally so serious when it occurs.An annoying fly, a tight back-strap or check, a touch of the DRIVING lead-bars, a suddenly tximed vehicle in front, any startlingsound or sight—and the thing is not doing but… … CHAPTER XIII BITS AND BITTING The matter of bitting the heavy-harness horse has notas yet in any country received the attention and the intelHgentconsideration that is justly due so important a detail. Moreor less has been written concerning the manipulation of thesaddle-horse and hunter, but in…
Driving of horse-drawn vehicles · Carriages and carts · Harnesses
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