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Illustrated Horse-Breaking, 3rd ed. (1905)

Hayes, M. Horace, Brown, J. H. Oswald (Illus.) · Hurst and Blackett, Ltd. (London) · leaf 291

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274 . SCHOOL BREAKING, - The passage is not alone useful in itself for enabling a side movement to be made, without the necessity for turning the horse round ; but when executed at the canter, it is a valuable practice for teaching the horse to lead off and change his leg in a well-balanced manner… … re Se ~--- Sasa, SE. a , Fig. 118.—Passage to the right. the French one, which is written in the same way, and which is a short and lofty trot (see page 267). THE PASSAGE WITH HEAD TO WALL. We may obtain the passage by gradually converting the- straightforward advance into a side movement by the…

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