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M. Horace Hayes
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I. —Theory of horse-breaking 1
II. —Principles of mouthing 41
III. —Horse-control 77
IV. —Rendering horses docile 147
V. —Giving horses good mouths 166
VI. —Teaching horses to jump 188
VII. —Mounting horses for the first time 197
VIII. —Breaking horses for ladies’ riding 209
IX. —Breaking horses to harness 212
X. —Faults of mouth 216
XI. —Nervousness and impatience of control 222
XII. —Jibbing in saddle 227
XIII. —Jumping faults 230
XIV. —Vices in harness 233
XV. —Aggressiveness 242
XVI. —Riding and driving the newly-broken horse 247
XVII. —Stable vices 251

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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