10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CURB REINS»
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1
Breaking and Riding: With Military Commentaries
Curb reins {^msnaffle rem rem • Curb reins Fig. 22. — Passing the right hand
between the off curb rein and off snaffle rein. Near snaffle rein remaininq in the
left . hand , -zjk Off snetfle rem held by the - right hand: ?r curb rem remaining m
fiand ...
2
Riding and Driving for Women
I would, therefore, never advise a beginner to attempt to take up the curb reins in
this way unless some emergency made it imperative. Some riders with very light
hands, when riding very powerful horses with rather hard mouths, may find it ...
3
British manly exercises: in which rowing and sailing are now ...
In this case, the curb reins may have a slide upon them, and may hang on the
pommel of the saddle, or the horse's neck. When the rider, however, holds the
curb as well as the snaffle, having both, as is most usual, in the left hand, — while
the ...
4
British Manly Exercises, Containing Rowing and Sailing, ...
In this case, the curb reins may have a slide upon them, and may hang on the
pummel of the saddle, or the horse's neck. When the rider, however, holds the
curb as well as the snaffle, having both, as is most usual, in the left hand, — while
the ...
5
The Whole Horse Catalog: The Complete Guide to Buying, ...
The bradoon reins are slightly wider than the curb reins and are normally held on
the outside of the pinky fingers, while the curb reins are held between the third
and fourth fingers. Both reins then pass over the palm of the hands, where they ...
6
Walker's Manly exercises. Revised by 'Craven'.
In this case, the curb reins may have a slide upon them, and may hang on the
pommel of the saddle, or the horse's neck. When the rider, however, holds the
curb as well as the snaffle, having both, as is most usual, in the left hand, — while
the ...
Donald Walker, John William Carleton, 1840
7
Sports: The Complete Visual Reference
Bridoon bit It acts on the corners of the lips Curb reins equestrian: dressage D
ressage competition is judged according to the. TECHNIQUES AND
EQUIPMENT In addition to the voice, riders have 2 types of “aids” to control and
direct their ...
QA International Collectif, 2012
It is easy to get the reins even, as a buckle marks the middle of the snaffle reins
and the curb reins are sewn together at the center. Take the buckle (and the
center of the curb rein, if used) in your right hand and draw the reins through your
left ...
9
Hints on Horsemanship, to a Nephew and Niece: Or, Common ...
In this case I should recommend the reins of both bridles being used at once,
precisely in the way laid down for the reins of a single bridle, except that the
snaffle and curb reins should be kept separated by the fourth finger of each hand.
George Greenwood, officer of the Household Brigade of Cavalry, 1839
... places the second finger of left hand over and- between the snaflle reins,
draws the end up and throws it over first finger to right side, then takes the curb or
under rein and places little finger of left hand over and between curb reins, draws
the ...
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