How to Move a Balky Horse in a Crowd on Broadway
A Telegram reporter observed a mouse colored horse in a stylish turnout with many men attempting to move it. A stranger claimed to solve balkiness by placing a wood chip under the horse’s tongue, distracting it, then guiding the bridle to resume motion. The method drew disbelief, yet the horse trotted on at a steady pace.
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