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The Richmond Wing says that there is
a'"horse ta,nefn in that city, VITO processes
tobe IN possession Of secret which enables
him to tame The widest horse. The Wing
gives this account Of anexperiment he made
il Richmond on Thursday.


1.-THE pertinent svas performed Ut the
circus. The exhibition 70 the public eye
consisted of throwing the mare upon her
side, by the machinery Of leather strap
carried over her shoulders and buckled at
each end to her ankles, which being grad
ually contracted, she, rAforce, came down
afterwhile, firstNnpon her knees them hef
side. The experiDenteI (the. sMesmer-
izer' a wag called him then gently mani-
pnlated her face, and patted her neck, and
after half minute Of SO applied = powder
10 her nostrils. The fastehings were thsh
loosed and she was permitted 10 rice. We
should have stated that she exhibhed, du-
ring the manipulation, indications of pleas
ure instead Of fright. When up Mr..
Franche (tlie tanner took hold OF her tail
and suspended his weight upon it. She
was then led off BY. his, assistant, he still
suspended by her tail and suffering himself
to be dragged along. During these fests
she exhibited no alarm or disrosition to
kick. "A sheep skin (nok very agreeable
to horse was then tied TO her tail, which
she dragged about the circus without any
sign of repngnance. Mr.. rranche then
snapped kis fingers, when she turned and
fs,llOsped him .as laatnaf AtsiT .sassHaafa sSa
Il. "Sach wss the result Of the experiments
and Yet we did not regard il ss doing JUS
tice 10 Mr.. r. or his secret, for the mare
had Been broken, and il was not IN the
powerAof the spectators to know what g.
gree Of wildnesss he had 70, subdue. He
would have preferred, he says, the widest
mustang Just caught in the Prairies, Or The
widest and most nnbroken ccl In the VI
cinity 81 Richmond, on the prineipse that =
is easier to teach the untaught, than frst
to unlearn and teach the mistangM." h,4