A World of Horses Edited By Jane Kidd Howell Book House, 1997 A book filled with photos of all kinds of horses. Ideal for children and horse lovers, about how horses are a part of life.
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America's
Last Wild Horses (Revised and Updated 30th Anniversary Edition) by Hope Ryden Published by The Lyons Press, 2000 A book about the Mustang's role in history as well as its history. This book is a history book filled with reality, thus it can be sad to horse lovers. The role of the Bureau of Land Management, as well as, Mustangs Activists has a colorful history that is also covered. America's Last Wild Horses is filled with photographs, laws, and contact information. |
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Barns and Backbuildings Edited By Donald Berg Donald Berg, 1998 A great guide for planning a small barn
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Becoming
An Effective Rider: Develop Your Mind and Body for Balance and Unity by Cherry Hill, Ann Blackstone (illustrator), Pam Art (editor) Published by Storey Books, Dec 91 Manual for the American Association for Horsemanship Safety. A good book for both instructors of all levels and students who want to know more about what safe instruction should include. Includes useful sections on selection of school horses and legal concerns and precautions for an instructor. |
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Conformation
& Performance By Nancy Loving Breakthrough Publications, 1997 Matching conformation to performance is essential for a happy and successful team. Ms. Loving with photographer Bob Langrish, have over 300 color photos to describe conformation and its relationship to performance. A beautifully educational and illustrated book.
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Equal to the Challenge: Pioneering Women of Horse Sports By Jackie C. Burke MacMillan Press, 1997 A story of the sacrifices made by women in the horse sports, both nationally and internationally. The interviews and information give us an in-depth view of the great women in the horse world that led the way of women in competition.
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Equine Law & Horse Sense By Julie I. Fershtman Published by Horses & The Law Pub., Mar 96 A valuable book to have in every horse owner's library. Julie Fershtman provides practical and easy to understand information on equine law and because she has horse experience, she is right on target keeping the horseman's interest at heart. |
Eyewitness Handbooks: Horses By Elwyn Hartley Edwards, Photographs by Bob Langrish DK Publishing, 1993 A photo encyclopedia reference of 100 breeds of horses. Includes history, breeding, anatomy, and behavior.
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Fitting,
Selecting & Understanding English Saddles by Jennifer Chotzinoff (illustrator) Published by Saddle Up, Dec 96 A comprehensive guide on english saddle fitting. Diagrams and clear descriptions provide the reader with an excellent base in choosing the best fit for both horse and rider. |
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Go the Distance: The Complete Resource
for Endurance Riders by Nancy S. Loving Trafalgar Square, 1997 If you are interested in long distance and endurance riding, this book is a must. The well qualified author gives you a full guide for safety and peak performance. |
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Horses by Dorothy Hinshaw Patent Lerner Publications Company, 1996. A book about the history of horses, their behavior in the wild and how they communicate. Its 48 pages are filled with basics about understanding the horse. |
Horses & Tack by M. E. Ensminger Revised and Updated Edition A book filled with valuable information for ALL horse owners. This book contains information on history of the horse, types, uses and breeds, selecting and judging horses, training, breeding, feeding, pasture, management, diseases, general care, and tack. It is a good basic reference type book. |
Horses for Dummies by Audrey Pavia and Janice Posnikoff, DVM IDG Books, 1999 Great book for those who are considering owning a horse or who have just purchased a horse. Easy to read and use, full of very valuable advice. |
Just Horses (Just Series) By Margot Page, Photographs by Denver Bryan Willow Creek Press, 1998 A beautiful book for those who love horses, filled with magnificent photos of all kinds of horses in all walks of life. The photos are accompanied by well written and interesting stories about life with horses.
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Riding
for the Rest of Us: A Practical Guide for Adult Riders by Jessica Jahiel, Ph.D. Howell Book House, Macmillan Publishing, 1996. Award-winning book, American Horse Publications, 1996 This book is for adult riders, the
neglected majority. It doesn't assume that all riders are thin, fit, and wealthy, or that
they ride every weekday, every weekend, and all summer long. It doesn't assume that every
rider can be on the show circuit, or wants to be -- or that every rider's goal is the
Olympic Games. But neither does it assume that adult riders without competitive ambitions
are happy to potter about on their horses, never making an effort and never improving. |
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Saddle Fitting (Allen
Photographic Guides) By Kay Humphries Published by J. A. Allen & Co Ltd, Sep 99 An excellent, easy to use guide on english saddle fitting. Lots of photos make for easy reading and clarify the qualities one looks for in saddle fitting. Focus only on fit for the horse. |
Starting & Running Your Own Horse Business By Mary Ashby McDonald Storey Books, 1997 Filled with practical information to run a profitable horse business, including useful forms and contracts. A great reference for someone thinking of starting their own business.
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Teaching
Safe Horsemanship: A Guide to English & Western Instruction by Jan Dawson (illustrator) Published by Storey Books, Jul 97 Manual for the American Association for Horsemanship Safety. A good book for both instructors of all levels and students who want to know more about what safe instruction should include. Includes useful sections on selection of school horses and legal concerns and precautions for an instructor. |
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The
American Quarter Horse: An Introduction to Selection, Care, and Enjoyment by Steven D. Price The Lyons Press, New York, NY, 1998 This easy to read book traces the history of the Quarter Horse, covers some basic horse care information and follows some of the 'famous' Quarter Horses. A very interesting book about the qualities of the American Quarter Horse. |
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The Complete Horse Book by Elwyn Hartley Edwards and Candida Geddes Published by Trafalgar Square, 1991 This multifaceted book covers many interesting topics: The history of the horse, in depth information about the Arab, Half-Arab, & Thoroughbred, horses in Europe, USSR & Scandinavia, America, Australia, and Asia. There is some basic information about health, management, feeding & saddlery, training and riding. Also covered is sport and competition. It is an interesting book if you have time to read to learn more about the breeds of the world. |
The Encyclopedia of the Horse by Elwyn Hartley Edwards Published by Dorling-Kindersley, 1994 This is a very basic book about horses. This encyclopedia covers 150 breeds filled with illustrations, maps, photographs, and portraits. It also includes information on use, development, conformation, and temperament. A very nice historical and breed information encyclopedia. |
The Illustrated Encyclopedia of HORSE
BREEDS by Susan McBane Published by Wellfleet Press, 1997 A beautifully illustrated book containing information about over 100 breeds from all over the world. There is information about the history of the horse as well as conformation. A valuable addition to all libraries! |
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The
Joy of Horses A Beginner's Guide to Safe and Responsible Horsemanship by Joy Roberts Published by Contemporary Books, 1998 A great book for anyone who is considering getting involved with riding and/or horse care. The book presents basic information in a clear, easy to understand way which makes the transition to owning or riding a horse. |
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The Nature of Horses, Exploring Equine Evolution, Intelligence, and Behavior By Stephen Budiansky Published by Free Press, 1997 A well-documented account of the evolution of the horse, including the role of how horses think, see, and process information. An excellent resource book to better understand a horse.
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The
Random House Book of Horses and Horsemanship by Paula Rodenas Published by Random House, 1997 A well written book about the basics, including history. A great introduction to those who love horses that prepares the reader for the more specific, advanced books on individual subjects. |
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Trailering
Your Horse A Visual Guide to Safe Training and Traveling by Cherry Hill Published by Storey Books From selecting the vehicle and trailer to loading and shipping this is a very informational book. Anyone who wants to move a horse from one point to another MUST read this valuable book. |
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Veterinary Manual for the Performance Horse by Nancy S. Loving, DVM Equine Research Inc., 1993 This is a valuable reference book for all horse owners, including the "First Time" horse owner. There are lots of illustrative photos. This book is easy to use for veterinary medicine, horse care, conditioning, feeding, and genetics. You'll find lots of valuable information for the performance horse owner as well. |
What
Your Horse Needs
by Betsy Sikora Siino Published by DK Publishing, 2000 A wonderful, easy, economical book for those who hope to buy a horse or become more involved with horses. Easy to understand. |
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