How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 134
4$** HOW TO 127 Horse and Rider—(Fig. 199). Have a softball. The players pair off according to size andstrength, and form a double circle (one behind theother), each pair standing three paces from thenext. Those who have agreed to be horses bendforward and allow the riders to straddle their… … horses, who calls halt as soon as he has it in hishand. The riders must stop at the command. Thehorse, throwing from where he picked up theball, endeavors to hit one of the riders, who maydodge, but without moving his feet. If the rideris hit, those who were riders become horses andvice versa, but…
Gymnastics · Games
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