The Arabian Art of Taming and Training Wild and Vicious Horses
by P. R. Kincaid
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About this eBook
- Author
- Stutzman, John J.
- Title
- The Arabian Art of Taming and Training Wild & Vicious Horses
- Credits
- Produced by Kentuckiana Digital Library, David Garcia, Michael Ciesielski and the PG Online Distributed Proofreading Team.
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- SF: Agriculture: Animal culture
- Subject
- Horses
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 14776
- Release Date
- January 24, 2005
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.THE ARABIAN ART
- 2.OF — TAMING AND TRAINING — WILD & VICIOUS HORSES. — BY
- 3.T. GILBERT, BRO. RAMSEY & CO.
- 4.INTRODUCTION.
- 5.THE THREE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF MY THEORY — Founded on the Leading Characteristics of the Horse. — How to Succeed in Getting the Colt from Pasture. — How to Stable a Colt without Trouble. — Time to Reflect. — The kind of Halter. — Remarks on the Horse. — Experiments with the Robe. — Suppositions on the Sense of Smelling. — Prevailing Opinion of Horsemen. — Powel's System of Approaching the Colt. — Remarks on Powel's Treatment how to govern Horses of Any Kind. — How to Proceed if your Horse is of a Stubborn Disposition. — How to Halter and Lead the Colt. — How to lead a Colt by the side of a broken Horse. — How to lead a Colt into the Stable and hitch Him without having Him pull on the Halter. — The kind of Bit and how to accustom a Horse to it. — How to Saddle a Colt. — How to Mount the Colt. — How to Ride the Colt. — The proper way to Bit a Colt. — How to drive a Horse that is very wild, and has any vicious habit — On Balking. — To Break a Horse to Harness. — How to hitch a Horse in a Sulky. — How to Make a Horse Lie Down. — How to make a Horse follow you. — How to make a Horse stand without Holding.
- 6.FARRIER. — By JOHN J. STUTZMAN, West Rushville, Fairfield County, Ohio. — Cure for Colic. — Cure for the Bots. — For Distemper. — Long Fever. — Rheumatic Liniment. — Cuts and Wounds of all kinds. — Sprains and Swellings. — For Glanders. — Saddle or Collar Liniment. — Liniment to set the stifle Joint on a Horse. — Eye Water. — Liniment for Windgalls, Strains and growth of Lumps on Man or Horse. — Horse Powder. — For Cuts or Wounds on Horse or Man. — Oil for Collars. — Sore and Scummed Eyes on Horses. — For a Bruised Eye. — Poll-evil or Fistula. — For the Fersey. — To Make the Hair Grow on Man or Beast. — Cholera or Diarrhea Tincture. — Cure for the Heaves. — Process of causing a Horse to lay down. — Means of learning a Horse to pace. — Horsemanship. — Indication of a Horse's Disposition. — Cures, &c. — Receipt for Bone Spavin or Ring-Bone. — Temperance Beverage. — Sarsaparilla Syrup.
- 7.ESOTERIC ANTHROPOLOGY — Interior Science of Man.
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