So soon as the horse appears to have been exercised enough, it is well to let
						him rest a certain time, and then suddenly to put him to his top speed
						again, of course away from, not towards, other horses, and to pull him up
						again in the midst of his career as short as possible, and then to turn and
						start him again from the stand. For it is obvious that a time will come when
						it will be necessary to do one or the other. When the time has come to dismount, the rider
						must never dismount among other horses or near a group of people or outside
						the riding-ground; but let the place where the horse is forced to work be
						the place where he also receives his reward of ease.