CONTENTS.

CHAP. PAGE
Introduction[xi]
I.—Ought Children To Ride[1]
II.—For Mothers and Children[11]
III.—First Hints to a Learner[24]
IV.—Selecting a Mount[32]
V.—The Lady’s Dress on Horseback[43]
VI.—The Lady’s Dress on Horseback—(continued)[54]
VII.—Bitting[63]
VIII.—Saddling[81]
IX.—“Learning To Ride”—How to Sit, to Walk, to Canter, and to Trot[92]
X.—Reins, Voice, and Whip[105]
XI.—Riding on the Road[122]
XII.—Paces, Vices, and Faults[135]
XIII.—A Lesson in Leaping[146]
XIV.—Managing Refusers[158]
XV.—Falling[166]
XVI.—Hunting Outfit Considered[179]
XVII.—Economy in Riding Dress[188]
XVIII.—Hacks and Hunters[203]
XIX.—In the Hunting-Field[217]
XX.—Shoeing[231]
XXI.—Feeding[241]
XXII.—Stabling[250]
XXIII.—Doctoring[262]
XXIV.—Breeding[280]
XXV.—Training[292]
XXVI.—A Budget of “Tips”[307]
Index[339]