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WHatsoever Leads, Fore-parts, or Hinder-parts; that which still Leads, tends to the Center, and the other parts of the Horse flie the Center: For it is a General Rule, and true; That whatsoever is the greater Circle, before or be∣hind, that which is the greatest Circle, is most Wrought; for it goes most Ground, and is at Liberty, whether it tends to the Center, or from it; and the Less Circle, most subjected, and prest: For, his Head to the Pillar (the Pillar on the out∣side
of his Head) his Fore-parts Lead, and there∣fore tend to the Center, and his Hinder-parts flie the Center; yet his Hinder-parts are most wrought, because it is the greater Circle, and therefore his Fore-parts more subjected, and upon them, which is upon the Shoulders; so the Horse's Croup to the Pillar, the Pillar on the Inside of his Croup, his Croup In, his Fore-parts Lead, and therefore tend to the Center, and his Croup flies the Cen∣ter; but his Fore-parts are more Wrought, be∣cause it is the Larger Circle; and his Hinder-parts more subjected and prest, because it is the Narrower Circle; and so upon the Hanches; so in his Length the same; and upon Passager, he Laps his Leggs over but every Second time, be∣cause they are Cross, and upon the Action of a Trott.