CHAPTER IV. JUMPING

195 to 205

CHAPTER V. FLAT RACING

206 to 209

CHAPTER VI. THE HUNTER

210 to 212

CHAPTER VII. THE ARMY HORSE

213 to 235

CHAPTER VIII. HIGH-SCHOOL RIDING.

The Spanish walk—Reversed pirouettes on three legs—Reversed and ordinary pirouettes with the feet crossed—Reining back without reins—Rocking the forehand—Rocking the haunches—Spanish trot—Shoulder-in at the canter—Pirouettes at the canter—Changes of leg at each stride—Changes of leg without gaining ground—Piaffers and passages—Differences between the passage and Spanish trot—Serpentine at the Trot—Canter on three legs—Passage to the rear—See-saw piaffer—Canter without gaining ground and canter to the rear—New school movements—School horse for ladies 236 to 331

CHAPTER IX. COMMENTARIES ON BAUCHER

332 to 344

CHAPTER X. TESTS OF HORSEMANSHIP

345 to 347

CHAPTER XI. WITH BELGIAN OFFICERS

348 to 356