Catalog Record: Horse-taming - horsemanship - hunting; a new illustrated edition of J.S. Rarey's Art of taming horses, with the substance of the lectures at the Round House, and additional chapters on horsemanship and hunting, for the young and timid | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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Horse-taming - horsemanship - hunting; a new illustrated edition of J.S. Rarey's Art of taming horses, with the substance of the lectures at the Round House, and additional chapters on horsemanship and hunting, for the young and timid. By the secretary to the first subscription of five thousand guineas, author of "Gallops and gossips", and hunting correspondent of the "Illustrated London news".

Other Authors: Rarey, J. S. 1827-1866., Secretary to the first subscription of five thousand guineas.
Language(s): English
Published: London, Routledge, Warne, and Routledge, 1859.
Subjects: Rarey, J. S. > (John Solomon), > 1827-1866.
Horses > Training.
Horsemanship.
Hunting.
Note: Caption title: The art of taming horses.
Spine title: Art of taming horses.
Publisher's advertisements: 12 p. at end.
Physical Description: vi, [1], 236, 12 p. illus. 18 cm.
Original Format: Book
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