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The first film in this series begins with the proper folding and placement of the saddle blanket on the horse. Next, find the various parts of the modified McClellan saddle and the double bridle. See how to correctly fit the bridle on the horse and select the proper size bit. All these are practiced by recruits under the watchful eye of their instructor. Part 2 – Mounting, Dismounting and the Military Seat: A very detailed demonstration is given on the proper mounting and dismounting of the cavalry horse, The four basic elements of the military seat are explained and the correct positioning and use of the rider’s body is shown. The many tips given here are useful to the modern rider. This 1942 U.S. Army Training Film was produced during World War II and used as an aid in teaching new recruits proper horsemanship. Many of the riding techniques shown are as valid today as they were over 50 years ago. 2 films, 54 minutes.
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