Harmsworth, Alfred Charles William, Sir, bart · London Bombay : Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 416
some motorist in the neigh-bourhood will drive his car to the horse-owners establishmentand there train the restive animals. Members of the Clubhave done this over and over again, and motorists generallyare most anxious to assist in this direction, thus overcomingprejudice. A well-known nobleman… … i MOTOR-CARS AND HORSES 369 should be stood in a paddock and the motor vehicle drivenround it in gradually decreasing circles. The driver of themotor should then talk soothingly to the horse, and the groomshould also encourage it as much as possible. The horse willfollow with his eyes the movements…
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