Bush Horses and Bush Horsemen Reminiscences of Wilton Hacks
A narrator recalls Colonel and Vanguard, two strong but headstrong horses owned by Mister Wilson, and the rough training by Nelson and rope-handlers. The piece contrasts the stubborn beasts with the myth of the English rider, ending with sympathy for the old hacks and their station life.
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