134 HORSEMANSHIP. 



1837 — continued. 



Seventh Thousand. Glasgow. 1837. 

 8vo. 167 pp. 3 plates. M., 6^ in. by 3I in. 



199 The Chace, the Turf, and the Road. By Nimrod 



[Apperley]. With illustrations by Henry 

 Aiken, and a portrait of the Author by D. Maclise, 

 R.A. London, 1837. 



8vo. 301 pp. M., 8J in. by si in. 



200 The Ladies' Practical Guide to the Science of Horse- 



manship. With a dedication to her most gracious 

 Majesty, Queen Victoria. By George ReevCS, 

 Riding Master. Bath. 1838. 



i2mo. 58 pp., frontispiece, and 8 plates. M., 6\ in. 

 by 4 in. 



On the frontispiece appear the following words : — 

 " England's fair Queen ! beloved Victoria, hail ! 

 Long may'st thou live, be happy, and enjoy 

 The free delight thy favourite steed affords thee. 

 Sprightly, well trained and gentle, proudly neighing, 

 Thy ornament in Peace, thy strength in War. 

 See how, exulting o'er the verdant plain, 

 He bears thee, conscious of the Royal hand 

 That guides him. From this gentle discipline 

 Arises health to mind and outward frame 

 With cheerful spirits and with rosy beauty." 



