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rain. Keep off pavement, and generally follow the rules for the safe operation of an automobile.
Walk up hill and down. If riding in groups on the trail, keep your distaftce from the '.horse in front and be alert for overhead obstacles. If your horse is frightened by an obstacle, dismount and lead him by it. When a horse is frightened and attempts to run, keep him' turned in a circle in one direction, and tighten the circle until he stops. More people fall off horses than are throw or bucked off. A sudden change of direction or an insecure seat while posting the trot contribute to the beginner’s falls. Develop a secure seat and do not blame the horse for your lack of experience.
“Manners and suitability to the experience of the owner are prime qualities in any horse. Above all, know your horse, and make sure your manners are at least equal tc his,” concludes Mr. Lyne.
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