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Riding and Driving

Chapter 23 FIRST AID TO THE INJURED

Word Count: 2816    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

ce, or profession. It is even more dangerous to leave such matters to the man in the stable. An omniscient coachman

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Riding and Driving
Riding and Driving
Edward L. Anderson Literature
“Riding and Driving by Edward L. Anderson”
1 Chapter 1 No.12 Chapter 2 BREEDING THE SADDLE-HORSE3 Chapter 3 HANDLING THE YOUNG HORSE4 Chapter 4 THE PURCHASE, THE CARE, AND THE SALE OF THE SADDLE-HORSE5 Chapter 5 SOME SADDLE-HORSE STOCK FARMS6 Chapter 6 THE SADDLE-THE BRIDLE-HOW TO MOUNT7 Chapter 7 THE SEAT-GENERAL HORSEMANSHIP8 Chapter 8 AMERICAN HORSEMANSHIP-OUR CAVALRY9 Chapter 9 HOW TO RIDE-THE SNAFFLE-BRIDLE-THE WALK AND THE TROT-SHYING-THE CUNNING OF THE HORSE-SULKING-REARING-DEFEATING THE HORSE10 Chapter 10 WHAT TRAINING WILL DO FOR A HORSE-THE FORMS OF COLLECTION11 Chapter 11 THE SPUR12 Chapter 12 SOME WORK ON FOOT-THE SUPPLING13 Chapter 13 THE CURB-AND-SNAFFLE BRIDLE-GUIDING BY THE REIN AGAINST THE NECK-CROUP ABOUT FOREHAND-UPON TWO PATHS14 Chapter 14 THE GALLOP, AND THE GALLOP CHANGE-WHEEL IN THE GALLOP-PIROUETTE TURN-HALT IN THE GALLOP15 Chapter 15 BACKING16 Chapter 16 JUMPING17 Chapter 17 ECONOMIC VALUE OF THE HORSE18 Chapter 18 THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE HORSE19 Chapter 19 THE EARLY DAYS OF THE HORSE IN AMERICA20 Chapter 20 POINTS OF THE HORSE21 Chapter 21 THE STABLE22 Chapter 22 FEEDING AND STABLE MANAGEMENT23 Chapter 23 FIRST AID TO THE INJURED24 Chapter 24 SHOEING25 Chapter 25 HARNESS26 Chapter 26 THE AMERICAN HORSE27 Chapter 27 A CHAPTER OF LITTLE THINGS28 Chapter 28 DRIVING ONE HORSE29 Chapter 29 DRIVING A PAIR30 Chapter 30 DRIVING FOUR31 Chapter 31 THE TANDEM32 Chapter 32 DRIVING TANDEM, BY T. SUFFERN TAILER, ESQ.33 Chapter 33 No.33