Handling and understanding the horse
This work aims to explore why horses behave in the way that they do and demonstrates how scientific theory and psychological understanding can be put to practical effect. It offers practical advice on how to handle horses on a day-to-day basis and how to avoid needless cost, anxiety and heartache.
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Shrewsbury, UK
Swan Hill
1999
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1 The Horse, Its Nature and Its Relationship with Other Horses and with Humans 7
- Chapter 2 Basic Handling and Safety on the Ground 22
- Chapter 3 Handling the Horse for Grooming and Routine Treatments 35
- Chapter 4 Tack and Equipment 49
- Chapter 5 Loading and Transport 66
- Chapter 6 Basic Riding 79
- Chapter 7 Riding Out 94
- Chapter 8 Shows and Competitions 103
- Chapter 9 The Mare and Foal 113
- Chapter 10 The Stallion 130
- Chapter 11 The Young Horse 138
- Chapter 12 The Problem Horse 151
- Chapter 13 Gadgets 166
- Chapter 14 Re-educating the Mistreated Horse 169