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ILLUSTRATIONS
The Author Mounted on "Why-Not" at the Beginning of his Training		Frontispiece
FIGURES IN HALF-TONE
Facing
1.	The Horse sees and feels the Whip without Fear	70
2.	Contact of the Bits with the Mouth by the Whip on the Flank	70
3.	Contact of the Bits with the Mouth by the Whip on the Chest	71
4.	Flexion for bringing up the Head and Neck and making the Horse Light	80
5.	The Horse Light in Hand	80
6.	Flexion of the Lower Jaw to the Right by the Curb Bit	81
7.	Completion of the Direct Flexion	81
8.	Flexion of Neck and Lower Jaw by the Curb Bit	82
9.	Flexion of Neck and Mouth by the Snaffle Reins	82
10.	Flexion of the Lower Jaw by the Curb Bit and of the Neck by the Snaffle Reins	83
11.	Flexion of the neck by the Snaffle and of the Lower Jaw by the Curb Bit	83
12.	Direct Flexion of the Lower Jaw by the Curb Bit and of the Neck by the Snaffle Reins	84
13.	Direct Flexion of Neck and Lower Jaw with Lightness of the Front Hand	84
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