As soon as a horse recovers from his

As soon as a horse recovers from his

As soon as a horse recovers from his astonishment at being brought to his knees, he begins to resist; that is, he rears up on his hind-legs, and springs about in a manner that is truly alarming for the spectators to behold, and which in the case of a well-bred horse in good condition requires a certain degree of activity in the Trainer. (See page of Horse Struggling.)

SURCINGLE FOR LORD B.’S STRAP NO. 2.

Fonte: Diseases of the Horse