Hayes, M. Horace, Brown, J. H. Oswald (Illus.) · Hurst and Blackett, Ltd. (London) · leaf 162
MAKING HORSE LIE DOWN. 145 head a strong head-stall, and fix to its near (for instance) side D an iron ring. Tie a strong cord or rope by one end to the front (if there be two rings) or middle (if there be three) ring-on the pad; pass the other end through the ring on the side of the head-stall,… … cingle the fore leg of the side away from which the head will be turned (see Fig. 72). The buckle of the leg strap should be on the inside, so that when the horse lies on his off side there may be no difficulty in undoing the strap in order to let him get up. I have found that it is a good plan. to…
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