Education of horses depends on careful management of handlers
The piece argues that a horse's behavior hinges on man’s training rather than innate nature. Well managed, high spirited horses can become reliable. poorly treated ones develop obstinacy and vicious habits. With proper early education from birth to age five, horses can be calmer and less skittish, as illustrated by a stern cautionary anecdote about training and handling.
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