Jump training for horses, various drill training for infantrymen

Held by: City of Toronto Archives via City of Toronto Archives
Dates: February 20, 1915–March 13, 1915 (indexed as 1915)
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Scope & content: Item consists of page 16 of the Boyd photograph album. There are nine photographs on the page, which are captioned as follows: 11721 - This horse would not jump the hurdle and in stopping short threw his rider; 11722 - Lieut. Sifton making a clear "get over." He trained many good jumpers; 11723 - Coming down on a loose line, and is going to get a bump; 11724 - Horse and rider over the hurdle in good form, and both enjoy it; 11725 - A bronco from the North West who is an [sic] adept in dismounting his riders; 11743 - Signalling by the hand or semaphore system - one of the many codes used; 11744 - Baynot [sic] drill near the York Pioneers cabin; 11745, 11746 - Every fine day the blankets and bedding are given a thorough shaking and airing, the same treatment is given one or more popular privates.
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