Accordingly, if a shout is heard or a trumpet sounds, you must not allow the
						horse to notice any sign of alarm in you, and must on no account do anything
						to him to cause him alarm, but as far as possible let him rest in such
						circumstances, and, if you have the opportunity, bring him his morning or
						evening meal. But the best advice is not to get an over-spirited horse for war. As for a sluggish beast, I may be content with
						the remark that in everything you must do the opposite of what we advise for
						the treatment of a high-spirited one.