In collecting him the rider must slant the horse as little as possible with
						the bit, and slant his own body as little as possible; else he may be sure
						that a trifling cause will be enough to bring him and his horse down. As soon as the horse faces the straight after turning, push him along at
						once. For of course, in war too, turns are made with a view to pursuit or
						retreat. It is well, therefore, to practise increasing the pace after
						turning.