Full Description
There are 7.1 million Americans directly involved with horses, as well as tens of millions more participating as spectators. Equal popularity is reported in Britain. This comprehensive guide is relevant, accessible and can appeal to every single one of them. - Understand why your horse behaves the way he does and you will be able to work together more happily and successfully. - Practical tips on horse care resolve any discomfort your horse may be experiencing, making him happier and easier to work with. - Helpful hints on riding, training and travelling ensure quick, effective and lasting results from the time spent with your horse.
Contents
Horses in the fieldexploring; weather; reactions to being caught; reactions to strangers; reactions to people generally; reactions to other animals; breeding. Horses in the stable: grooming; tack; feeding; sick horses; toys; claustrophobia. Riding: carrying a rider; traffic and bridleways; response to rider; response to other animals; noise; a lead. Training: schooling; competitions; concentration; encouragement; fear and nerves; pain; flatwork; jumping. Travelling: loading and unloading; on the road.
