The Story of Kate and Queen: How Kate Became an Outlaw and How Queen Became the Family, Driver;; As Told by Themselves (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Excerpt from The Story of Kate and Queen: How Kate Became an Outlaw and How Queen Became the Family, Driver;; As Told by Themselves

These short stories are written, that you who love horses may spend an hour in their company and have them talk to you from their view of life.

The author has spent his life with horses, studying their dispositions. He has had a wide experience training colts and the most vicious outlaws.

Only an exceedingly small per cent of horses are naturally vicious; but most horses can be trained to be vicious. A horse can be trained to kick, as well as he can be trained not to kick; he can be trained to run away as well as not to run away.

The author believes that horses do just what they are trained to do.

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