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(Sketch of Philip Astley "in his Management of the Horse; rendering it Calm on the Road, in Harness, &c. Such acquirements may prevent Dreadful Accidents...", from Philip Astley's ''The Modern Riding Master; Or, A Key to the Knowledge of the Horse and H...)
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Sketch of Philip Astley "in his Management of the Horse; rendering it Calm on the Road, in Harness, &c. Such acquirements may prevent Dreadful Accidents...", from Philip Astley's The Modern Riding Master; Or, A Key to the Knowledge of the Horse and Horsemanship, 1804 edition, printed by T.Burton, sold by S.Creed, in London. — Private Collection

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