After you have him well broken to follow you, place him in the centre of
the stable--begin at his head to caress him, gradually working
backwards. If he moves, give him a cut with the whip, and put him back
to the same spot from which he started. If he stands, caress him as
before, and continue gentling him in this way until you can get round
him without making him move. Keep walking around him, increasing your
pace, and only touch him occasionally. Enlarge your circle as you walk
around, and if he then moves, give him another cut with the whip, and
put him back to his place. If he stands, go to him frequently and caress
him, and then walk around him again. Do not keep him in one position too
long at a time, but make him come to you occasionally, and follow you
around the stable. Then make him stand in another place, and proceed as
before. You should not train your horse more than half an hour at a
time.