Dressage evolved from methods to teach horse and rider to fight. It's a martial art for horses. Took like seven years to turn horse-rider into a killing machine. Then someone came up with a way to whittle that down to five and had a superior tactical advantage. Like begin able to build more battleships faster.
There is a lot of good lines in this one, and all the characters are colourful. I don’t typically read westerns, but I’m liking this story so far.
Well, it’s not a typical Western, that’s for sure. Out of curiosity, are you reading or listening?
I'm reading it, though to be honest my eyes just skimmed past the audio button, so I completely forgot it was even there.
I loved the clashing of the personalities and cultures. Great chapter.
I was so ready for the proper Englishman visits the livery stable anecdote!
Yes. I considered it. That's one for the rewrite. Or we can have clash of horse culture later. However, foxhunting involved some pretty daring riding.
Probably only knows Dressage
Dressage evolved from methods to teach horse and rider to fight. It's a martial art for horses. Took like seven years to turn horse-rider into a killing machine. Then someone came up with a way to whittle that down to five and had a superior tactical advantage. Like begin able to build more battleships faster.
The history of everything is soaked in blood.
Dressage. Dressage never changes
"I suspect they are all savages here". That got a chuckle out of me.