Tachyhippodamia;
Tachyhippodamia; Or, The new secret of taming horses To which is added The breaking, training, and taming horses
作者：Powell, Willis J.; Rarey, J. S. (John Solomon), 1827-1866
体例：题 章数：93
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共 93 题- GIVING FULL DIRECTIONS
- TO WHICH IS ADDED
- THE BREAKING, TRAINING, AND TAMING HORSES.
- BY J. S. RAREY.
- TO THE READER.
- THE AUTHOR.
- CONTENTS.
- General Guerreros’ Letter of Recommendation. 26
- The Marquis de Rayas’ Certificate. 27
- How to deal with a skittish Horse. 63
- To teach a horse to count any number. 77
- How to treat a horse upon a journey. 82
- Caution to those who raise horses and mules. 93
- A remedy for the gripes or colic in horses. 106
- Of the Botts. 107
- Of the Blind staggers. 107
- How to succeed in getting the Colt from pasture. 114
- How to stable a Colt without trouble. 115
- Time to reflect. 117
- The kind of halter. 117
- Remarks on the horse. 118
- Experiment with the robe. 119
- Suggestions on the habit of smelling. 121
- Prevailing opinion of horsemen. 122
- Remarks on Powel’s treatment. 124
- How to govern horses of any kind. 124
- How to halter and lead a colt. 130
- How to saddle a colt. 138
- How to mount the colt. 140
- How to ride the colt. 143
- The proper way to bit a colt. 145
- On Balking. 150
- To Break a horse to Harness. 156
- How to Hitch a horse in a Sulky. 156
- How to make a horse lie down. 158
- How to make a horse follow you. 159
- How to make a horse stand without holding. 161
- TACHYHIPPODAMIA.
- J. R. POINSETT.
- VINCENTE GUERRERO.
- THE MARQUIS OF SAN JUAN DE RAYAS.
- THE SECRET.
- REFRACTORY HORSES GENTLED FOR A LONG TIME IN THE COMMON WAY.
- A SKITTISH HORSE.
- A HORSE THAT WILL NOT SUFFER HIS EARS TO BE TOUCHED.
- TO BREAK A HORSE OF KICKING.
- TO HANDLE A HORSE’S FEET THAT IS APT TO KICK.
- THE MEXICAN MODE OF PREVENTING A HORSE FROM BREAKING HIS BRIDLE.
- HOW TO TEACH A HORSE TO LIE DOWN AT THE WORD OF COMMAND.
- HOW TO TEACH A HORSE TO COUNT ANY NUMBER.
- EASY MODE OF FATTENING A HORSE IN A SHORT TIME.
- A REMEDY FOR A HORSE THAT WILL NOT FATTEN, THOUGH WELL FED.
- TO PREVENT A HORSE’S BACK FROM GETTING SORE, EVEN ON A LONG JOURNEY.
- HOW TO TREAT A HORSE UPON A JOURNEY.
- A HORSE THAT IS APT TO STUMBLE THROUGH CARELESSNESS.
- CAUTION TO THOSE WHO RAISE HORSES OR MULES.
- TO ACCUSTOM A HORSE TO STAY IN A PLACE.
- TO MAKE A GENTLE HORSE, NOT USED TO A CARRIAGE, GO IN IT.
- A HORSE THAT STOPS, AND REFUSES TO GO, WHEN IN A CARRIAGE.
- ANOTHER MODE OF BREAKING A HORSE FOR A FEW HOURS.
- ADVICE TO FARMERS, CONCERNING THE GENTLING OF YOUNG COWS.
- THE ASTONISHING MANNER IN WHICH I TAMED OR GENTLED A WILD DEER.
- A REMEDY FOR AN OX THAT LIES DOWN, AND WONT GET UP.
- REMEDY FOR THE GRIPES, OR COLIC.
- CONCERNING THE BOTS.
- THE BLIND STAGGERS.
- TAMING OF WILD HORSES.
- THE THREE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF MY THEORY;
- HOW TO SUCCEED IN GETTING THE COLT FROM PASTURE.
- HOW TO STABLE A COLT WITHOUT TROUBLE.
- TIME TO REFLECT.
- THE KIND OF HALTER.
- REMARKS ON THE HORSE.
- EXPERIMENT WITH THE ROBE.
- SUGGESTIONS ON THE HABIT OF SMELLING.
- PREVAILING OPINION OF HORSEMEN.
- POWEL’S SYSTEM OF APPROACHING THE COLT.
- REMARKS ON POWEL’S TREATMENT.--HOW TO GOVERN HORSES OF ANY KIND.
- HOW TO PROCEED IF YOUR HORSE BE OF A STUBBORN DISPOSITION.
- HOW TO HALTER AND LEAD A COLT.
- HOW TO LEAD A COLT BY THE SIDE OF A BROKEN HORSE.
- THE KIND OF BIT, AND HOW TO ACCUSTOM A HORSE TO IT.
- HOW TO SADDLE A COLT.
- HOW TO MOUNT THE COLT.
- HOW TO RIDE THE COLT.
- THE PROPER WAY TO BIT A COLT.
- HOW TO DRIVE A HORSE THAT IS VERY WILD AND HAS ANY VICIOUS HABITS.
- ON BALKING.
- TO BREAK A HORSE TO HARNESS.
- HOW TO HITCH A HORSE IN A SULKY.
- HOW TO MAKE A HORSE LIE DOWN.
- HOW TO MAKE A HORSE FOLLOW YOU.
- HOW TO MAKE A HORSE STAND WITHOUT HOLDING.