D. F. LONGSTREET. Secretary.

GENERAL INDEX.

Page.
Autobiography,[11]
Bits Used in Educating Horses Addicted to Bad Habits:
To prevent a horse getting his tongue over the bit,[251]
Lolling the tongue,[251]
Cure a horse sucking wind,[252]
Dead mouth,[253]
Cure a side-reiner,[253]
Cattle, Education of:
To educate a cow not to kick while being milked,[327]
To educate a cow to give down her milk,[331]
Practical result of educating cows to give down milk,[335]
To educate cattle to lead behind a wagon,[339]
System of educating steers,[428]
Directions for Feeding and Fitting the Horse,[451]
Dogs, Education of:
To roll a barrel,[411]
To fire a gun,[411]
To pass between your legs,[415]
To jump through hoops,[415]
To stand on chairs,[416]
Dunbar System of Horseshoeing, etc.,[445]
Educating the Horse, System of:
New method of haltering a vicious or wild colt,[161]
Teaching the words “Come here”,[165]
How to lay a horse down,[169]
How to get a horse up that throws himself,[173]
To educate a colt not to be afraid of his heels,[177]
To educate a colt to drive before being harnessed,[181]
How to educate a colt to move his body when he moves his head,[185]
Improved method of bitting colts,[189]
Educating a horse to ride,[193]
Instructions to ride the colt,[197]
To halter-break and hitch a colt in the stall,[201]
To educate the horse not to kick at you when entering the stall,[205]
To educate the horse that kicks or paws in the stable,[209]
To prevent a horse from getting cast in the stall,[213]
To educate a colt to lead behind a wagon,[217]
To educate a horse that is bad to catch,[221]
To educate a horse not to rear,[225]
To educate and prevent a horse from cribbing,[229]
To educate and break a halter-puller,[233]
To educate a horse not to kick when the rein gets under his tail,[237]
Another method of educating a kicking horse,[241]
To harden a tender-mouthed horse,[244]
To educate the horse bad to groom,[247]
Hugging the pole,[248]
Luggers on the bit,[248]
To educate horses not to fear objects while driving,[257]
First lesson in educating horses not to fear an umbrella,[261]
Second lesson in educating horses not to fear an umbrella,[265]
Horse bad to bridle,[262]
To educate a single-footed horse to trot square,[269]
To educate a pacing horse to trot,[273]
To educate a horse to trot fast,[277]
To educate a horse not to kick while in shafts,[281]
To educate and infuse life into a lazy horse,[287]
To educate a balky horse to draw in double harness,[295]
An easy method of starting a balky horse,[291]
To educate a horse not to kick while being shod,[299]
To educate a horse while standing bad to shoe,[303]
Double hitch educating bridle,[307]
A boon for the blacksmith,[311]
To educate a horse not to be afraid of the cars,[315]
To educate a horse to back at the word of command,[319]
To educate horses or cattle not to jump fences,[323]
To educate a tender-mouthed horse to pull on the bit,[343]
To educate horses not to fear a buffalo robe—illustration and instructions found between pages,[344 and 345]
To educate and make a horse bad to catch,[399]
Fast Horses, Record of,[513]
History of the Horse,[141]
Intelligence of Animals,[345]
Miscellaneous:
The only practical way of administering medicine to a horse,[423]
To tell a horse’s age,[425]
New method to tell the age,[426]
Sure method of producing a rapid growth in horses’ hoofs,[444]
Corns and their treatment,[459]
Ferren’s steel horseshoe,[362]
Hoof-expanding shoe for contracted feet,[362]
Recipes—Many Never Before Published:
An excellent liniment for sprains, splints or curbs,[270]
A remedy for heaves,[324]
A sure cure for worms in horses,[336]
A cure for colic or gripes,[328]
Cure for spavin,[408]
Cure for windgalls,[408]
Cure for colic,[419]
Cure for heaves—never before published,[336]
Diuretic drops,[284]
Treatment of wounds,[266]
To prevent horses being teased by flies,[304]
An English stable liniment,[266]
Liniment for contracted hoof,[296]
For inflammation of the lungs,[324]
To cure the scratches in the shortest time ever known,[392]
To cure distemper,[404]
To cure hide-bound,[404]
To cure inflamed swellings or lame shoulders,[408]
Ring bone remedy,[270]
Remedy for botts,[266]
Another cure for spavin,[424]
A valuable liniment for sweeny,[316]
Ointment for bruises, scratches, saddle galls, etc.,[296]
Nerve and bone liniment,[274]
Sure cure for poll-evil and fistula,[274]
To cure influenza,[496]
Condition powders,[498]
Glanders,[499]
Lock-jaw,[503]
To distinguish between distemper and glanders,[504]
Chronic cough,[505]
Treatment for Rheumatism,[505]
Founder remedy,[506]
Horse ointment,[506]
Magic liniment,[507]
French paste for bone spavin,[508]
How to clean and oil harness,[509]
Physic Ball,[510]
To scatter poll-evil,[511]
Healing salve for abrasion and cuts,[511]
Wash for foul ulcers,[512]
Antispasmodic tincture,[512]
Shoeing, A Treatise on,[431]
To prevent horses interfering,[441]
To prevent overreaching,[443]
Trick Horses:
To educate a horse to mount a pedestal,[367]
To make a horse waltz,[368]
To walk on his hind-feet,[371]
To teach to say “No”,[372]
To teach to go lame,[376]
To teach to be vicious,[379]
To teach to push a vehicle,[375]
To teach to laugh,[380]
To teach to walk on his knees,[383]
To teach to drive a boy off a pedestal,[387]
To teach to make a bow,[388]
To teach to shake hands,[388]
To teach to sit down,[391]
To teach to bore for oil,[395]
To teach to walk upright,[396]
To teach to take handkerchief from his side,[403]
To teach to kiss a boy,[407]
Rules Trotting Course, Revised,[521]