Ware, Francis M[organ], 1857- [from old catalog] · New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 441
th on this dayand many other days. You never ride half as fast as you think you do oversnow, and all drivers are driving faster than their horsescan go. Above all things, let your horses head down when youare jogging out, or back home, unless he is one of thosedistorted brutes who pulls hard unless… … SLEIGHING AND SLEIGH HORSES need them at all, and of the other fifty per cent. ftiUy halfwill go easier and faster if given more liberty in this respect.Because a horse has to be rigged thus and so in a sulky hasno bearing upon his posttire in a wagon or sleigh, and almostinvariably more liberty…
Driving of horse-drawn vehicles · Carriages and carts · Harnesses
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