The Badminton Magazine 1898-11: Vol 7 Iss 40 (1898)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 115
e other features of a horse’s anatomy. My own idea is that the successful results of Sloan's riding are very little, if at all, influenced by his style of sitting forward and i lying on his horse’s neck. He has ridden thus for so long a time that to alter his seat now would doubtless inconvenience… … SLOAN bi riding—Fordham and others have possessed this—so that to a great extent he lets the animal run its own race. He humours sequence of his hands. He has been fortunate in his mounts, rate, would have been gained with any competent jockey in the saddle. It is to be noticed, however, that often…
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