Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Lady and Her Horse: Being Hints Selected From Various Sources and Compiled Into a System of Equitation
The reins should be soft, ?exible, and of a good quality, the rein which is attached to the curb-bit is usually fastened in the centre by a sewing, while that attached to the snaf?e may be known, by its having a small buckle in the centre.
Throat-strap should not be buckled too tightly, but only sufficiently so, to prevent the headstalls Of the bridle, from getting out. Of place.
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