| [00:00.340] | chapter 3 Giger's story |
| [00:04.716] | What more could I want？ Freedom！For the first four years of my life I had a large field where I could gallop around at full speed—with no straps，no bit，and no blinkers． |
| [00:26.292] | Now I stood in a stable，night and day，except when I was wanted for work， and sometimes when John took me out，I felt so strong，so full of life，that I wanted to jump or dance． |
| [00:44.326] | 'Calm down，boy！'he would say． |
| [00:48.412] | Then，as soon as we were out of the village，he would let me trot fast for a few miles． |
| [00:57.132] | Some grooms punished a horse for getting too excited，but not John． |
| [01:03.244] | He knew how to control me with only the sound of his voice， and I was very fond of him． |
| [01:11.028] | Sometimes we did have our freedom in the field for an hour or two． |
| [01:17.780] | This was on fine Sundays in the summer，because the carriage never went out on Sundays．It was wonderful． |
| [01:27.021] | The grass was cool and soft to our feet，and the air was so sweet． |
| [01:33.964] | And we could gallop or lie down or roll over on our backs，or do what we liked． |
| [01:41.436] | One day Ginger asked me about my old home and my training． |
| [01:48.308] | When I finished telling her，she said，'Life has been different for me． |
| [01:55.660] | I was taken from my mother when I was young，and there was no kind master like yours to look after me．I had a bad time when I was trained． |
| [02:09.372] | Several men caught me in a corner of the field and one held my nose so hard that I could only just breathe． |
| [02:20.300] | Then another pulled my mouth open to put the bit in， and I was pulled along and beaten from behind．They didn't give me a chance to understand what they wan-ted． |
| [02:34.196] | 'The old master， Mr Ryder， knew about horses， but he gave up most of the business to his son， who was tall and strong， but not gentle． |
| [02:48.476] | They called him Samson， and he said that no horse could throw him out of the saddle． |
| [02:56.284] | One day，he made me run round the field on a long rein until I was very tired and miserable． |
| [03:05.172] | The next morning he did the same again，then he put a saddle and bridle on me，and a new kind of bit into my mouth． |
| [03:16.724] | 'The new bit was very painful and I pulled away and stood up on my back legs， which made him very angry． |
| [03:27.172] | He stayed in the saddle and beat me with a whip，but after a long and terrible battle I threw him off and galloped to the other end of the field． |
| [03:40.198] | 'I watched him go into the stable， but no one came to fetch me． |
| [03:48.412] | Time went on and the sun was very hot．I was hungry and very thirsty． |
| [03:59.525] | At last，just as the sun was going down， the old master came out with some oats． |
| [04:07.772] | He spoke kindly and held out the oats for me to eat，then patted me gently and looked at the blood on my sides where Samson had whipped me． |
| [04:20.466] | '“Poor girl！”he said，then led me to the stable．Samson was there．“Keep out of the way，”said the master． |
| [04:32.824] | “You've done a bad day's work for this horse with your bad temper． |
| [04:37.970] | A bad-tempered man will never make a good-tempered horse．”He led me into my box and took off my saddle and bridle． |
| [04:50.825] | Then he called for some warm water and gently cleaned the blood from my sides． |
| [04:58.640] | 'After that，he often came to see me， but a man called Joe went on training me．He was quiet and thoughtful and I soon learned what he wanted． |
| [05:15.320] | 'After my training，'Ginger went on，'I was bought by a dealer to match another horse of my colour． |
| [05:25.960] | But then we were sold to a man in London who drove us with a bearing rein—a rein to hold our heads up unnaturally high and to keep them there，for hours and hours，until the pain was terrible． |
| [05:43.760] | We had to wear two bits instead of one，and mine was so sharp that it made my mouth bleed． |
| [05:52.025] | Sometimes we waited for hours while our master or mistress was at parties or the theatre， and if we weren't patient，the driver would whip us．' |
| [06:04.416] | 'Didn't your master care about you at all？'I said． |
| [06:10.640] | 'Only about how we looked，'replied Ginger．'He knew very little about horses． |
| [06:17.944] | The driver told him I had a bad temper but would soon get used to the bearing rein． |
| [06:24.896] | I was willing to work and learn，but they were so cruel that it made me angry． |
| [06:32.792] | Then I broke away from the carriage one day，and that was the end of that place． |
| [06:40.192] | 'I was sold to another man，but he had a groom as bad-tem-pered as Samson． |
| [06:47.848] | He hit me across the legs with his stable brush if I didn't move quickly． |
| [06:53.390] | I hated him， and one day when he made me angry，I bit him！He never came into my stall after that， and I was soon sold again． |
| [07:06.755] | 'A dealer heard of me and said he thought he knew one place where I should do well．“It's wrong for a fine horse to go bad like that，”he said．And I was brought here，not long before you came．Of course，it's very different here．But who knows how long it will last？ I've decided that all men are my natural enemies．' |
| [07:40.685] | I was sorry for Ginger， but as the weeks went on， she became happier and more gentle． |
| [07:52.155] | 'I do believe Ginger is getting quite fond of me，'James said one day． |
| [08:01.051] | 'She'll be as good as Black Eeauty one day，'replied John．'Kindness is all she needs，poor thing！' |
| [00:00.340] | chapter 3 Giger' s story |
| [00:04.716] | What more could I want? Freedom! For the first four years of my life I had a large field where I could gallop around at full speed with no straps, no bit, and no blinkers |
| [00:26.292] | Now I stood in a stable, night and day, except when I was wanted for work, and sometimes when John took me out, I felt so strong, so full of life, that I wanted to jump or dance |
| [00:44.326] | ' Calm down, boy!' he would say |
| [00:48.412] | Then, as soon as we were out of the village, he would let me trot fast for a few miles |
| [00:57.132] | Some grooms punished a horse for getting too excited, but not John |
| [01:03.244] | He knew how to control me with only the sound of his voice, and I was very fond of him |
| [01:11.028] | Sometimes we did have our freedom in the field for an hour or two |
| [01:17.780] | This was on fine Sundays in the summer, because the carriage never went out on Sundays It was wonderful |
| [01:27.021] | The grass was cool and soft to our feet, and the air was so sweet |
| [01:33.964] | And we could gallop or lie down or roll over on our backs, or do what we liked |
| [01:41.436] | One day Ginger asked me about my old home and my training |
| [01:48.308] | When I finished telling her, she said,' Life has been different for me |
| [01:55.660] | I was taken from my mother when I was young, and there was no kind master like yours to look after me I had a bad time when I was trained |
| [02:09.372] | Several men caught me in a corner of the field and one held my nose so hard that I could only just breathe |
| [02:20.300] | Then another pulled my mouth open to put the bit in, and I was pulled along and beaten from behind They didn' t give me a chance to understand what they wanted |
| [02:34.196] | ' The old master, Mr Ryder, knew about horses, but he gave up most of the business to his son, who was tall and strong, but not gentle |
| [02:48.476] | They called him Samson, and he said that no horse could throw him out of the saddle |
| [02:56.284] | One day, he made me run round the field on a long rein until I was very tired and miserable |
| [03:05.172] | The next morning he did the same again, then he put a saddle and bridle on me, and a new kind of bit into my mouth |
| [03:16.724] | ' The new bit was very painful and I pulled away and stood up on my back legs, which made him very angry |
| [03:27.172] | He stayed in the saddle and beat me with a whip, but after a long and terrible battle I threw him off and galloped to the other end of the field |
| [03:40.198] | ' I watched him go into the stable, but no one came to fetch me |
| [03:48.412] | Time went on and the sun was very hot I was hungry and very thirsty |
| [03:59.525] | At last, just as the sun was going down, the old master came out with some oats |
| [04:07.772] | He spoke kindly and held out the oats for me to eat, then patted me gently and looked at the blood on my sides where Samson had whipped me |
| [04:20.466] | '" Poor girl!" he said, then led me to the stable Samson was there" Keep out of the way," said the master |
| [04:32.824] | " You' ve done a bad day' s work for this horse with your bad temper |
| [04:37.970] | A badtempered man will never make a goodtempered horse" He led me into my box and took off my saddle and bridle |
| [04:50.825] | Then he called for some warm water and gently cleaned the blood from my sides |
| [04:58.640] | ' After that, he often came to see me, but a man called Joe went on training me He was quiet and thoughtful and I soon learned what he wanted |
| [05:15.320] | ' After my training,' Ginger went on,' I was bought by a dealer to match another horse of my colour |
| [05:25.960] | But then we were sold to a man in London who drove us with a bearing rein a rein to hold our heads up unnaturally high and to keep them there, for hours and hours, until the pain was terrible |
| [05:43.760] | We had to wear two bits instead of one, and mine was so sharp that it made my mouth bleed |
| [05:52.025] | Sometimes we waited for hours while our master or mistress was at parties or the theatre, and if we weren' t patient, the driver would whip us' |
| [06:04.416] | ' Didn' t your master care about you at all?' I said |
| [06:10.640] | ' Only about how we looked,' replied Ginger' He knew very little about horses |
| [06:17.944] | The driver told him I had a bad temper but would soon get used to the bearing rein |
| [06:24.896] | I was willing to work and learn, but they were so cruel that it made me angry |
| [06:32.792] | Then I broke away from the carriage one day, and that was the end of that place |
| [06:40.192] | ' I was sold to another man, but he had a groom as badtempered as Samson |
| [06:47.848] | He hit me across the legs with his stable brush if I didn' t move quickly |
| [06:53.390] | I hated him, and one day when he made me angry, I bit him! He never came into my stall after that, and I was soon sold again |
| [07:06.755] | ' A dealer heard of me and said he thought he knew one place where I should do well" It' s wrong for a fine horse to go bad like that," he said And I was brought here, not long before you came Of course, it' s very different here But who knows how long it will last? I' ve decided that all men are my natural enemies' |
| [07:40.685] | I was sorry for Ginger, but as the weeks went on, she became happier and more gentle |
| [07:52.155] | ' I do believe Ginger is getting quite fond of me,' James said one day |
| [08:01.051] | ' She' ll be as good as Black Eeauty one day,' replied John' Kindness is all she needs, poor thing!' |
| [00:00.340] | chapter 3 Giger' s story |
| [00:04.716] | What more could I want? Freedom! For the first four years of my life I had a large field where I could gallop around at full speed with no straps, no bit, and no blinkers |
| [00:26.292] | Now I stood in a stable, night and day, except when I was wanted for work, and sometimes when John took me out, I felt so strong, so full of life, that I wanted to jump or dance |
| [00:44.326] | ' Calm down, boy!' he would say |
| [00:48.412] | Then, as soon as we were out of the village, he would let me trot fast for a few miles |
| [00:57.132] | Some grooms punished a horse for getting too excited, but not John |
| [01:03.244] | He knew how to control me with only the sound of his voice, and I was very fond of him |
| [01:11.028] | Sometimes we did have our freedom in the field for an hour or two |
| [01:17.780] | This was on fine Sundays in the summer, because the carriage never went out on Sundays It was wonderful |
| [01:27.021] | The grass was cool and soft to our feet, and the air was so sweet |
| [01:33.964] | And we could gallop or lie down or roll over on our backs, or do what we liked |
| [01:41.436] | One day Ginger asked me about my old home and my training |
| [01:48.308] | When I finished telling her, she said,' Life has been different for me |
| [01:55.660] | I was taken from my mother when I was young, and there was no kind master like yours to look after me I had a bad time when I was trained |
| [02:09.372] | Several men caught me in a corner of the field and one held my nose so hard that I could only just breathe |
| [02:20.300] | Then another pulled my mouth open to put the bit in, and I was pulled along and beaten from behind They didn' t give me a chance to understand what they wanted |
| [02:34.196] | ' The old master, Mr Ryder, knew about horses, but he gave up most of the business to his son, who was tall and strong, but not gentle |
| [02:48.476] | They called him Samson, and he said that no horse could throw him out of the saddle |
| [02:56.284] | One day, he made me run round the field on a long rein until I was very tired and miserable |
| [03:05.172] | The next morning he did the same again, then he put a saddle and bridle on me, and a new kind of bit into my mouth |
| [03:16.724] | ' The new bit was very painful and I pulled away and stood up on my back legs, which made him very angry |
| [03:27.172] | He stayed in the saddle and beat me with a whip, but after a long and terrible battle I threw him off and galloped to the other end of the field |
| [03:40.198] | ' I watched him go into the stable, but no one came to fetch me |
| [03:48.412] | Time went on and the sun was very hot I was hungry and very thirsty |
| [03:59.525] | At last, just as the sun was going down, the old master came out with some oats |
| [04:07.772] | He spoke kindly and held out the oats for me to eat, then patted me gently and looked at the blood on my sides where Samson had whipped me |
| [04:20.466] | '" Poor girl!" he said, then led me to the stable Samson was there" Keep out of the way," said the master |
| [04:32.824] | " You' ve done a bad day' s work for this horse with your bad temper |
| [04:37.970] | A badtempered man will never make a goodtempered horse" He led me into my box and took off my saddle and bridle |
| [04:50.825] | Then he called for some warm water and gently cleaned the blood from my sides |
| [04:58.640] | ' After that, he often came to see me, but a man called Joe went on training me He was quiet and thoughtful and I soon learned what he wanted |
| [05:15.320] | ' After my training,' Ginger went on,' I was bought by a dealer to match another horse of my colour |
| [05:25.960] | But then we were sold to a man in London who drove us with a bearing rein a rein to hold our heads up unnaturally high and to keep them there, for hours and hours, until the pain was terrible |
| [05:43.760] | We had to wear two bits instead of one, and mine was so sharp that it made my mouth bleed |
| [05:52.025] | Sometimes we waited for hours while our master or mistress was at parties or the theatre, and if we weren' t patient, the driver would whip us' |
| [06:04.416] | ' Didn' t your master care about you at all?' I said |
| [06:10.640] | ' Only about how we looked,' replied Ginger' He knew very little about horses |
| [06:17.944] | The driver told him I had a bad temper but would soon get used to the bearing rein |
| [06:24.896] | I was willing to work and learn, but they were so cruel that it made me angry |
| [06:32.792] | Then I broke away from the carriage one day, and that was the end of that place |
| [06:40.192] | ' I was sold to another man, but he had a groom as badtempered as Samson |
| [06:47.848] | He hit me across the legs with his stable brush if I didn' t move quickly |
| [06:53.390] | I hated him, and one day when he made me angry, I bit him! He never came into my stall after that, and I was soon sold again |
| [07:06.755] | ' A dealer heard of me and said he thought he knew one place where I should do well" It' s wrong for a fine horse to go bad like that," he said And I was brought here, not long before you came Of course, it' s very different here But who knows how long it will last? I' ve decided that all men are my natural enemies' |
| [07:40.685] | I was sorry for Ginger, but as the weeks went on, she became happier and more gentle |
| [07:52.155] | ' I do believe Ginger is getting quite fond of me,' James said one day |
| [08:01.051] | ' She' ll be as good as Black Eeauty one day,' replied John' Kindness is all she needs, poor thing!' |
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