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Illustrated Horse-Breaking, 3rd ed. (1905)
Hayes, M. Horace, Brown, J. H. Oswald (Illus.) · Hurst and Blackett, Ltd. (London) · leaf 242
THE CANTER. : . 225 the horse lead off with the near fore. As the animal © improves in his acquaintance with these signals, we may’ diminish the amount of the preliminary outward turn, so that we may obtain the desired lead without altering the ‘ direction of his body. We may then gradually… … size of the circle until we can make the horse lead off with _ whichever leg we like while he is walking or trotting in a straight line. ; When he has learned the foregoing lesson thoroughly, we may take him back to the old circle, and ride him at a walk and then at a trot in a figure 8, so that he…Book · Sports · Games and Entertainment
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