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A Treatise on the Care, Treatment, and Training of the ...
A martingal rein is made with buckles and billets at each end, but it does not
require to be so broad as the snaffle rein which is sewn to the bit, under which
this martingal rein is attached; and close up to each buckle and billet there
should be ...
2
Stable Talk and Table Talk: Or, Spectacles for Young Sportsmen
108 BAD HABITS SHOULD BE ALTERED FOB LADIES. plump on his knees; yet
the nose-martingal in a limited sense positively does this: should he recover
himself (in spite of this), the next time he commits a similar faux pas, lie
remembers ...
3
On Seats and Saddles: Bits and Bitting and the Prevention ...
The martingal has the same contrivance, as usual, of a buckle for forming a loop
through which to draw the girths; but the other end of the strap (inch wide),
instead of being split into two narrow ones, each carrying its own ring, is left of its
full ...
4
American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine
A martingal rein is made with buckles and billets at each end, but it does not
require to be so broad as the snafile rein which is sewn to the bit, under which
this martingal rein is attached ; and close up to each buckle and billet there
should be ...
5
The Handbook of Horsemanship: Containing Plain Practical ...
A lady, a good horsewoman, was run away with by her horse, notwithstanding
curb-bit, bridoon, and martingal, and her using all her strength ; because the
martingal was hooked to the reins of the curb-bit, and therefore the more she
pulled, ...
6
The horse and the hound, by Nimrod
This tackle consists, in addition to the bridle, of the common martingal, with a
spare mar- tingal-rein, independent of that to the snaffle-bit ; a gag-bit and rein,
and the martingal running rein. The first, the common martingal-rein, is merely to
...
7
The handy horse-book; or, Practical instructions in ... the ...
The Ring-Martingal is intended solely for the field with a horse whose head
cannot be kept down ; but it requires to be used with nice judgment, and handling
of the second or separate rein, which should pass through it, especially when the
...
Maurice Hartland Mahon, 1867
8
A New Method and Extraordinary Invention to Dress Horses, etc
Nay, pull down the Horse*s Head asMild! as you can 'with the Martingal, or the
Trench, 7 it shall never work upon his Bavs; idle'Sna-ffie is. the same; ,.-for..\'she
Trench is but a great Snaffie z Then- for the Martinffil, 'use it 'newer so long, 'the ...
William CAVENDISH (Duke of Newcastle.), 1740
9
An encyclopaedia of rural sports: or a complete account, ...
The common martingal-rein will lower the head on all ordinary occasions. The
reins of these restraints had better be knotted and allowed to lie on the neck, and
only pulled it when the horse appears inclined to get his head up, and even then
...
Delabere Pritchett Blaine, 1870
10
Sporting Magazine: Or, Monthly Calendar of the Transactions ...
4< No man, if his beast is not worth five rupees, rides without a crupper and a
martingal. Men of property have their cruppers adorned with silver knobs as big
as hen's eggs, silk tassels, or embroidery ; the cruppers admit of two rows of
these ...
