 | United States. War Department - 1860 - 652 страници
...held, and replace the wrists 6 inches apart. USE OF THE BRIDLE REINS AND LEGS. mcnts, to guide, and to halt him ; their action should be gradual, and in...with that of the legs. In using them, the arms should be used with suppleness, and their movements should extend from the wrist to the shoulder. In riding,... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1861 - 552 страници
...replace the wrists 6 inches apart. USE OF THE BRIDLE REINS AND LEGS. rnents, to guide, and to halt Mm ; their action should be gradual, and in harmony with that of the legs. In using them, the arms should be used with suppleness, and their movements should extend from the wrist to the shoulder. In riding,... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1863 - 438 страници
...REINS AND LEGS. 159. The reins serve to prepare the horse for the movements, ta guide, and to hall him ; their action should be gradual, and in harmony...with that of the legs, In using them, the arms should be used with suppleness, and their movements should extend from the wrist to the shoulder. In riding,... | |
 | 1891 - 584 страници
...why he should do so. The reins serve to prepare the horse for the movements, to guide, support, and halt him; their action should be gradual and in harmony...with that of the legs. In using them the arms should be moved with freedom, and from the wrist to the shoulder. In riding, the hand should be kept steady,... | |
 | Henry W. Struss - 1891 - 152 страници
...intended to guide and halt the horse, and, in connection with the legs, to prepare him for the movements ; their action should be gradual and in harmony with that of the legs. The hands should be steady and light, so as not to worry the horse and harden his mouth. The legs serve... | |
 | United States. Department of the Army. General Staff - 1892 - 544 страници
...understand why he applies it. The reins serve to prepare the horse to move, and to guide, support, and halt him; their action should be gradual and in harmony...arms should have free action at the shoulder; when alight pressure will be sufficient to govern the horse, the action of the hand should be at the wrist;... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1902 - 582 страници
...serve to prepare the horse to move, and to guide, support, and halt him; their action should lxgradual and in harmony with that of the legs. In using them,...the wrist ; for greater pressure, the elbow should Le carried back, but without raising the hand. In riding, the bridle hand should be kept steady and... | |
 | William Harding Carter - 1906 - 424 страници
...horse in conforming thereto. The reins serve to prepare the horse to move, and to guide, support and halt him ; their action should be gradual and in harmony with that of the legs. In using the reins, the arms should have free action at the shoulder ; when a light pressure is sufficient to... | |
 | United States. War Dept - 1909 - 526 страници
...understand why he applies It. The reins serve to prepare the horse to move, amid to guide, support, and halt him; their action should be gradual and In harmony...raising the hand. In riding, the bridle hand should be keh)t steady amid ought not to move with the body; it simould mnei'ely oscillate with the motion of... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1911 - 1026 страници
...support, and halt him; their action should be gradual and In harmony with the legs. In using the reins, the arms should have free action at the shoulder; when a light pressure will serve to govern the horse, the action should be at the wrist; for greater pressure the elbow should... | |
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... it. The reins serve to prepare the horse to move, and to guide, support, and halt him; their action should be gradual and in harmony with that of the legs. In using them the arms should have free action at the shoulder; when a light pressure will... 
