10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BEARING REIN»
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Observations on the effect of the fixed bridle or ...
7 wasting his strength,hurting his wind, injuring hissight, lessening his speed,
abridging his services, shortening his days, throwing him down, and breaking his
knees. All these, it is fearlessly asserted, proceed daily from the use of this cruel ...
ON THE ABOLITION OF THE FIXED BRIDLE OR BEARING REIN.* There li much
mismanagement and consequent misery inflicted on horses through the force
and continuance of custom, habit, and prejudice j particularly evinced by the use
of ...
There Is much mismanagement and consequent misery Inflicted on horses
through the force and continuance of custom, habit, and prejudice ; particularly
evinced by the use of the bearing-rein. The editor is Impelled by a wish to do
good, ...
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THE FARMERS' REGISTER: A MONTHLY PUBLICATION DEVOTED TO THE ...
There is much mismanagement and consequent misery inflicted on horses
through the lorce and continuance of custom, habit, and prejudice ; particularly
evinced by the use of the bearing-rein. The editor is impelled by a wish to do
good, ...
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The Farmers' Register: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to the ...
ON THE ABOLITION OF THE FIXED BRIDLE OB BEARING REIN.* From the
London farmers' Magazine, for Juncy 1843. There is much mismanagement and
consequent misery inflicted on horses through the lorce and continuance of
custom, ...
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The Horse: With a Treatise of Draught and a Copious Index
The angles of the lips are frequently made sore or wounded by the smallness or
shortness of the snaffle, and by the unnecessary and cruel tightness of the
bearing rein. This rein not only gives the horse a grander appearance in harness,
and ...
It is his ohject, 'by what he trus's will be found sound reasoning, to bring into
disrepute, and (as soon as may be) into disuse, that tormenting purl of the
harness, the fixed bridle or bearing-rein. It is a principle in mechanics, that
whenever agent ...
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The London Medical and Physical Journal
When the rein (called the bearing-rein,) by which the head of a carriage-horse is
reared up, with the intention of giving him a showy figure, is loosened, the bead
immediately falls forward, and the neck, instead of having the fine arch that is so ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine
Take me hence ! — undone — distraught Outrag'd— Nay I bethink thee still,—
Men are masters but in thought, Ruled by woman's secret will. Horse-
Emancipation; or, the Abolition of the Bearing-Rein, an Address to the Owners
and Drivers of ...
10
The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'.
For this reason no horse that requires a bearing-rein in harness should never
have it attached to the driving-bit ; he leans on that bit, consequently when we
want him to obey the driving-rein we find his mouth insensible to the touch. True,
the ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BEARING REIN»
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Flashback Friday: Learning compassion with “Black Beauty”
... and Sewell's work, is also credited with redefining how people look at animals, even helping animal welfare activists abolish the bearing rein, ... «Emertainment Monthly, Mar 15»
Sir Richard Francis Burton.
... for its dreary routine and tiresome obligations; that whilst he scared his chiefs, he was himself as irritated as a horse under the bearing rein. «The Fortnightly Review, Jun 12»
Lord Hamlyn and the dominatrix who didn't kiss and tell
Lord Hamlyn's mistress replied: "Oh, it's a bearing rein ... You ride people around the room with it." Ms Pinniger recalls: "When he [Hamlyn] said ... «Independent, Jun 10»
