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SOCIETY16 BEDFORD SQUARE,LONDON,W.C.1  \n3s.6d.  \n| Two other important PONY CLUB PUBLICATIONS  \u003Cbr>are  \u003Cbr>“The Manual of Horsemanship”  \u003Cbr>Price 7/6  \u003Cbr>and  \u003Cbr>The Instructor's Handbook  \u003Cbr>Price 7/6  \u003Cbr>These are the Official  \u003Cbr>HANDBOOKS of the BRITISH HORSE SOCIETY  \u003Cbr>and The Pony Club  \u003Cbr>Obtainable from THE BRITISH HORSE SOCIETY  \u003Cbr>16 BEDFORD SQUARE,LONDON,W.C.1.   |\n| --- |\n\n以  \n# Basic Training for Young Horsesand Ponies\n\nWritten for the Pony Club Organisation Committee  \nby  \nCol.and Mrs.V.D.S.WILLIAMS  \n# FILM STRIP BOOK NO.3A PONY CLUB PUBLICATION\n\nIst EDITION—1959  \n(lssued under title,\"Elementary Training of the Pony)2nd EDITION—1963  \npublished by  \nTHE BRITISH HORSE SOCIETY  \n16 BEDFORD SQUARE,LONDON,W.C.I  \nhttps://archive.org/details/basictrainingfor0000unse  \n## LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS\n\nPlate  \nPage1 Bad—Saddle pressing down on withers .   .72 Correctly fitting saddle with good clearance atwithers  .73 Badly fitted wither pad.       94 Correctly fitted wither pad.     .      95 Badly fitted dropped noseband..   .    .116 Correctly fitted dropped noseband .      .117 Good position for mounting—first stage.    138 Second stage of mounting.Rider taking care not  \nto press toe against horse.      .    139 Third stage of mounting.Rider in balance.Toeaway from horse.    .    .1510 A good position in the saddle.    1711 A good walk.Light contact with the mouth1912 Good—Horse answering to a little more contact1913 Bad—Horse evading the bit with head up andback flattened     .2114 A good walk on a long rein2115 A good walk on a loose rein.Horse's head loweredto \"look for\"the bit.2316 A bad transition from walk to trot.Too muchhand and leg aids rough2317 Bad transition from walk to trot.Horse's head toohigh,back stiff and hollow ..   2518 Bad transition from walk to trot.Rider rising instirrups,horse on forehand2519 Good—A correct transition from walk to trot.   2720 Bad—Rider's right hand crossing withers andusing \"indirect\"rein to turn .3121 Good—The correct aids to turn.    .    3122 Bad—circling to the right.Horse is stiff withhead raised.3323 Good—circling to the left.Horse correctly bentand accepting the bit.33  \nPlatePage24 Good—Ordinary trot with long rein and lightcontact3725 Good—Horse driven up to the bit with lightcontact.Hindlegs more active·3926 Good—Slightly more collection and horse wellon the bit,with more flexing of hock .3927 Bad turn on the forehand.Rider using too muchhand4328 Good—Correct square position before commen-cing a turn on the forehand4329 Good—Wellbalanced first step of forehand turnto the right45.30 Good—Well balanced second step of forehandturn to the right4531 Good—Pausing at completion of quarter turn onforehand to the right.4732 Bad—finish of half right turn on forehand.Horse running back out of hand.4733 Good finish to turn on forehand.Horse standingperfectly balanced4934 Good—Rider using whip to help strike off intoleft canter5335 Bad strike off into left canter.Rider's left hipcollapsed.5336 Correct position of rider and young horse at strikeoff into left canter  .5537 Good strike off to left canter on a circle5538 First phase of left canter.5739 Second phase of left canter5740 Third phase of left canter.5941 Bad—coming to a halt.Rider leaning forwardand not using legs .   ..   6142 Good—Coming to a halt correctly.Rider usingback and legs.Horse lightly on the bit6343Good—A correct halt63  \nPlate  \n## BASIC TRAINING FOR YOUNG HORSESAND PONIES\n\nI shall assume that we are dealing with horses andponies that have been backed;therefore,we shallnot go into the process of backing an unbroken horse.  \nThe first principle of training is obedience;there-fore,throughout,the rider must make up his mindwhat he wants,how he is going to get it and insistupon getting it.He must not ask for more than heis capable of obtaining;in other 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