How to Create the Perfect Riding Horse - Softcover

Wood, Perry

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0715329146 ISBN 13: 9780715329146

Publisher: David & Charles, 2009

Synopsis

This is a frank and encouraging guide aimed at everyone who knows their horse could be better. Key requirements of a perfect riding horse are identified and then explored in depth with a detailed breakdown of how to train each element. The perfect horse requires the perfect rider, and simple yet effective ways to become the rider your perfect horse deserves are discussed so you can train both yourself and your horse. This book takes the reader all the way from choosing the right horse through mastering the basics, lateral work and introducing jumping, all presented in a contemporary 'magazine-style' format. It also provides 'inside' knowledge and essential ingredients with clear step-by-step photography and text to help readers create their perfect riding horse for any discipline or level of ability.

About this title

Review:

West Somerset Free Press includes useful information --West Somerset Free Press

The book not only gives a boost for hopes of would-be trainers but is also beautifully shot, with images of his own stunning horses, .... All the photographs give excellent demonstrations of training and are accompanied by a down-to-earth practical text .... Perry's book is full of tips and gives you a chance to go on an exciting journey of discovery and have many incredible moments with your horse. --Western Morning News

This book is a great balance of pictures and words, and i found it informative, yet concise. --Horse & Rider

About the Author:

Perry Wood is an internationally recognised horseman, coach and author. With his extensive knowledge and extraordinary ability to create breakthrough results he is in constant demand both at home and abroad for his riding and horsemanship clinics. He lives in Somerset.

About this edition

• Publisher: David & Charles
• Publication date: 2009
• ISBN 10: 0715329146
• ISBN 13: 9780715329146
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition number: 2
• Number of pages: 160