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The Horses of the Sahara and the Manners of the Desert

Note 39 — REARING AND BREAKING-IN

James Hutton translation

While with us, in France, the stirrup is not supposed to bear more than the weight of the leg; with the Arabs, on the contrary, the whole weight of the body, when going at a good pace, is thrown upon the stirrups.

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