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39244	Dodge, Theodore Ayrault	Patroclus and Penelope: A Chat in the Saddle			.txt	text/plain	41098	2131	82	trot became longer and speedier as the saddle horse became better with the long seat, the violent exertion of the horse in a high jump the man who lets his horse go his own inspiriting gait along the road. well-trained horse knows much more than the average good equestrian. horse needs an equally well-trained rider. horse whom he can walk, trot, and canter on the road in an unbalanced A thoroughly good riding-school horse may deny the utility of schooling the horse for saddle work. instructions for riding a trained horse, afford no clue to the means results of School-training lie in the ability of the horse and rider A good riding horse should never do so. balanced horse is a rider with firm seat and light hands. School gait rarely needed on the road, and a horse may be trained to The way a horse is taught in a riding-school to lead	./cache/39244.txt	./txt/39244.txt