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- verb Present participle of
longe .
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Examples
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Mr. Rarey says nothing about "longeing," which is the first step of
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We spoil our horses, first by pampering them in hot stables under warm clothing; next, by working them too young; and, lastly, by entrusting their training to rude, ignorant men, who rely for leading colt the way he should go on mere force, harsh words, a sharp whip, and the worrying use of the longeing rein.
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The great use of longeing is, not that it supples your horse -- it is a farce to suppose that -- but that, next to leading, it is the easiest act of obedience which you can exact from him.
Hints on Horsemanship, to a Nephew and Niece or, Common Sense and Common Errors in Common Riding George Greenwood 1837
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Because they are used to teach students skills such as applying stable bandages, loading horses on trailers, and longeing (to name a few), teaching horses need to have excellent ground manners.
TheHorse.com News 2010
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Martingales, tie-downs, draw-reins, any sort of a pulley system associated with "setting a head" whether applied when mounted or when longeing are all used as a substitute for effective training and should be avoided.
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"As soon as he does this without difficulty, leave off the use of the longeing line, and next leave both legs at liberty: by striking him on the shins with the whip, he will understand that he is to kneel down.
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"To make a horse kneel, tie his pastern-joint to his elbow, make fast a longer line to the other pastern-joint, have this held tight, and strike the leg with the whip; the instant he raises it from the ground, pull at the longeing line to bend the leg.
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In longeing you should walk a circle inside the colt’s circle.
Hints on Horsemanship, to a Nephew and Niece or, Common Sense and Common Errors in Common Riding George Greenwood 1837
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