469. Taking or attempting to take cattle to ride, drive or otherwise use without consent
A person who intentionally and unlawfully catches, takes, or drives, or attempts to catch, take or drive away any cattle from or out of any pasture, enclosure, stable or other place—
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(a) for the purpose of riding any such animal, or of using it in the carrying of any load or burden or in the drawing of any cart or carriage ;
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(b) for the purpose of setting it loose or of driving it about; or
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(c) for any other unlawful and mischievous purpose,
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without the consent of the owner or of the person entrusted with the charge of such animal, and without having any probable claim of title, is liable on summary conviction to a fine of $1,000.