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Theย Level Best for Your Horseย is a comprehensive guide to bitting using theย Mylerย System. Improved definitions of theย Myler Levels, expanded descriptions of theย Mylerย mouthpieces and cheekpieces, a clear explanation of leverage and a chapter devoted entirely to theย Mylerย Combination Bit.
SUMCHI Level 2 Workbook
Intermediate Stokes and essential tips to enhance your technique.
Ready to take your SUMCHI Stroke Routine to the next level? Our handy A5 workbook has everything you would need. From anatomy to observation worksheets, full of tips from Beth and beautiful artwork. This colourful, high-quality, ring-bound book fits into your bag and transfers easily from your desk to the stables. Discover the true essence of SUMCHI Technique.
Anyone Can Draw Horses, June Evers
Anyone Can Draw Horsesย is for kids, young adults …everyone!
This book will literally teach anyone to draw! All ages: 7 to 107!
No Bored Horses, Amanda Goble.
In her groundbreaking book, the first on the subject written specifically with horses in mind, animal enrichment specialist and zookeeper Amanda Goble shows readers exactly what’s missing from the modern horse’s life: enrichment and boredom-relief. By giving equines back the crucial natural behaviors, stimulation, and enriching experiences they crave, we can truly change their lives??”and ours as their riders, trainers, and caregivers??”for the better.No Bored Horses is for every desperate equestrian whose horse is going stir-crazy, and for the owner of the horse with behavioral problems that she just can’t seem to fix. And it is for every one of us whose aim is to give our horses the experiences and opportunities that create true well-being in our company.
Kinesiology Taping for Horses, Katja Bredlau-Morich
Kinesiology taping on human athletes is all the rage: widely used by physical therapists, chiropractors, and personal trainers, we see it on Olympians, runners, basketball playersโon amateurs and professionals. The idea behind taping is that it provides incredible support and stabilization of ligaments and tendons while simultaneously stretching and flexing like a “second skin” to allow full range of motion. It can also activate or relax muscles, depending on its application. Our equine athletes can benefit hugely from taping techniques, and this terrific guidebook provides the ultimate reference for understanding both the uses of kinesiology tape and its numerous applications. With hundreds of color photographs and step-by-step instructions for the do-it-yourselfer, equine physiotherapist Katja Bredlau-Morich explains the following forms of kinesiology taping:
Dressage is the ultimate achievement of oneness between horse and rider. This comprehensive training manual offers expert tips and practical exercises for mastering a variety of dressage techniques.
Black Gold By Marguerite Henry Paper Back
Used. Excellent Condition.
Mustang Wild Spirt of The West By Marguerite Henry Paper Back
Used. Excellent Condition.
All About Horses, Marguerite Henry
Riding Between the Worlds, Linda Kohanov
In this powerful follow-up to her groundbreaking work The Tao of Equus, Linda Kohanov introduces provocative new theories about the human-horse connection, theories supported by in-depth experience. โHorses,โ she maintains, โmodel an embodied spirituality, one that is both fully present in this world and deeply connected to the soulโs divine origins.โ Kohanov explores how these animals support us on both levels, leading us to unexpected realizations about fear, intuition, awareness, empowerment, and above all, authenticity.
Advanced Techniques of Dressage, German National Equestrian Federation
Translated from the official instruction handbook of the German National Equestrian Federation, this teaching manual provides an instruction course in advanced level dressage for horse and rider. Using the German training system – a clear and logical system that has consistently produced international champions for many decades – the manual describes in detail the criteria governing each stage of dressage training – from transitions and extensions to piaffe and passage – giving the aids and training methods to be used for each movement or exercise. Respecting both purity and classical traditions, its aim is to create true harmony between rider and horse, and therefore mutual trust and confidence.
The Anatomy of the Horse, Way and Lee
“The Anatomy of the Horse” by Robert Way and Donald Lee is a comprehensive book on the topic of horses, focusing on their anatomy. Published in 1965 by Blackwell Scientific Publications in the United Kingdom. Written in English, this original work offers a detailed exploration of the horses’ physical structure, making it a valuable resource for horse enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Complete Training of Horse and Rider in the Principles of Classical Horsemanship, Alois Podhajsky
For over a quarter of a century, Colonel Alois Podhajsky was the Director of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, home of the famous white Lipizzaner stallions whose remarkable performances have thrilled audiences throughout the world. Now for the first time, Col. Podhajsky has set forth explicitly and in practical, instructive fashion the step-by-step methods of training both horse and rider that are used at the School and that are the applicable foundations of all good horsemanship, for their purpose is to develop the natural abilities of the horse and to make riding a graceful, pleasurable experience.
Run with the Horses, Eugene H. Peterson
A Formatio book. We all long to live life at its best–to fuse freedom and spontaneity with purpose and meaning. Why then do we often find our lives so humdrum, so unadventuresome, so routine? Or else so frantic, so full of activity, but still devoid of fulfillment? How do we learn to risk, to trust, to pursue wholeness and excellence–to run with the horses in the jungle of life?In a series of profound reflections on the life of Jeremiah the prophet, Eugene Peterson explores the heart of what it means to be fully and genuinely human. His writing is filled with humor and self-reflection, insight and wisdom, helping to set a course for others in the quest for life at its best.
Healing Power of Horses Lessons from the Lakota Indians, Wendy Beth Baker
Wendy Beth Bakerโs The Healing Power of Horses is devoted to the worldโs greatest horsepeople, the Oglala Lakota Indians of Pine Ridge, South Dakota. She begins the book by sharing the philosophy of these great horse-loving people: โThere are those who feel the sun rises and sets on the back of a horse, and no matter what obstacles life sets in their way, they never dismount.โ The spirit and fortitude of the Lakota Indians inform Bakerโs words as she describes how this once-nomadic tribe came to view the horse as sacred and assigned it great significance in their culture, religion, and lifestyle. The Indians who live on the Pine Ridge Reservation have grown spiritually and as a community through their relationship with their horses, and it is through this connection to the natural world that the power of healing and ultimately, health, flows.
With photography by Hope Vinitsky, The Healing Power of Horses tells the individual stories of over a dozen Lakota Indians and how horses have affected each of their lives. Baker was able to interview each of these inspiring individuals for inclusion in this book. The empowering stories told come from Wayne Waters, Marlin โMoonโ Weston, Eugenio White Hawk, Wendell Yellow Bull, Aldeen Twiss, Phillip Jumping Eagle and Billy, Dale Vocu, Emma and Shelly Waters, Wilmer Mesteth, Vernell White Thunder, Pat Heathershaw, Lester Waters, and the Carlows. While the stories of each of these exceptional men and women are different, the common denominator in each is the horseโs transformative power to heal their minds, spirits, and bodies. These are stories of artists, athletes, and common noble folk, all of whom have struggled to overcome lifeโs many obstacles to thrive and become better people.
The authorโs intention in this book, as she describes in the final section โThe Future of the Lakota Horsepeople,โ is to have her readers gain a better understanding of horses in Lakota culture while at the same time affording some of the Lakota people an opportunity to reconnect with their cultural identity. In reading this book, it is clear that the Lakota people have preserved the emotional power of their ancient culture and strength as a people by maintaining their connection to horses, animals that they deeply love. Fiercely loyal to the United States, the Lakota horsepeople are a strong, proud, and brave community who have much to teach all people about life and the pursuit of healing.