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Chapter 11 THE HORSE AND HIS STABLE.
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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Contents
Chapter 1 MILITARY RIDING NOT FIT FOR COMMON RIDING.
Chapter 2 HOLDING AND HANDLING THE REINS.
Chapter 3 EFFECT OF INDICATIONS.
Chapter 4 MECHANICAL AID OF THE RIDER.
Chapter 5 THE SEAT.
Chapter 6 MOUNTING AND DISMOUNTING.
Chapter 7 THE BIT.
Chapter 8 THE SADDLE AND SIDE-SADDLE.
Chapter 9 THE SHORT REIN.
Chapter 10 COLT-BREAKING.
Chapter 11 THE HORSE AND HIS STABLE.
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