As he is then on the point of raising the left, he will begin with it, and,
						as soon as the rider turns him to the left, will immediately begin the
						stride. For it is natural for the horse to lead with the right when turned
						to the right and with the left when turned to the left. A remarkable proof of X’s. power of observation. When
							the trotting horse treads with the right fore-leg, the hind-legs are in
							the position that the horse assumes when galloping on the left lead, and
							the horse will strike off with the left fore-leg. 
					 The exercise that we recommend is the one
						called the ring, Literally fetter. The
							old English term is ring, now volte. Of course the horse was exercised
							first in one direction, then in the other. since it accustoms the
						horse to turn on both jaws. It is also well to change the exercise, i.e., ride on the other hand; this is not
							part of the volte. in order that both jaws may be equally
						practised on each side of the exercise. i.e., may have both jaws equally sensitive on whichever hand he is
							ridden.