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The way to handle a sturdy Horse.

ANd that may most conveniently be brought to passe if at the first comming into the house before he will suffer his Keeper to handle him, and to take up his feet, he do put no meat before him, but let him take all his feeding at his Keepers hands, and so shall you make him gentle and tame without stripes or striving, and the order before appointed in his break∣ing being the Colt of a tame Mare, and feed some part of eve∣ry winter at hand in the house wil acquaint him with the man, and make him almost tame before he be taken up, which Colt shall seldome prove a fearefull o•• a blenching horse.