The art of the farrier showcased in new photographic book
“The Farrier” is the “culmination of a 10-year project with one purpose: to share joy and pride for the craft of farriery”.
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Dr Seuss’s unreleased horse manuscript to be published
The latest work, the manuscript of which was found in the late author’s Californian home, is titled Dr Seuss’s Horse Museum.
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Horses, historians, and early modern England
Two new volumes offer an insight into Britain’s social history through horse racing and the breeding ventures of a famous aristocratic.
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Military equitation still informs the modern rider
Combined volume offers new insights into 18th-century equitation and its timeless application.
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The Franco-German (dressage) war
French and German master equestrians clashed in mid to late-century over the proper theory and practice of dressage and equitation, particularly as they pertained to the training of military horses and riders.
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Equines and the Empire: British war horses revealed
Both “Real War Horses: The Experiences of the British Cavalry, 1814-1914” and “Horses in the British Army, 1750-1950” add value to the critical literatures on cavalry and warhorses.
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An amazing life: The real story behind equine charity founder Dorothy Brooke
From Scotland to Egypt, Dorothy Brooke rescued some 5000 WW1 horses from a life of misery and poor care.
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Luck of the Irish as Patrick Hogan’s racing success story continues
Revised edition of 2007 best seller updates the story of Patrick Hogan and Cambridge Stud.
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The rise and fall of Peter Moody: Black Caviar’s trainer tells all
Peter Moody tells all about his life in the racing industry – the good times and the bad.
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Revisiting equestrian classics: Outdoor Baucherists
General François Faverot de Kerbrech’s “Methodical Dressage of the Riding Horse” (1891), with “Dressage of the Outdoor Horse” (1907), and Étienne Beudant’s “Horse Training, Outdoor and High School”.
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Ghosts on the Great Plains: Sitting Bull, Buffalo Bill, and the battle for Standing Rock
The little known story of the unlikely friendship of two famous figures of the American West – Buffalo Bill Cody and Sitting Bull – told through their time in Cody’s Wild West show in the 1880s.
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Still helping horses after 140 years: Rare “Black Beauty” edition for auction
A 1915 edition of the classic horse book is being auctioned to raise funds for Redwings.
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New volume honors renowned Australian horse trainer’s legacy
Legacy of legendary horseman Tom Roberts recognised in new book by Andrew McLean and Nicki Stuart.
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Recognising a pioneer of Australia’s equestrian success
Associate Professor Kirrilly Thompson looks at the new book about legendary horse trainer Tom Roberts.
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Posthumous Santini: Horseman’s Dictionary and Caprilli Papers
The latest in the Santini series features two posthumous works from the man known as Caprilli’s “intermediary and interpreter”.
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Picturing horses in the Great War
“Horses of the Great War” offers a very engaging and edifying overview essay to non-specialist readers interested in horses, modern warfare, or art depicting them.
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Santini’s first foray: Riding Reflections
In the opening chapter, Santini briefly invokes Caprilli as the founder of a system of horsemanship based on “the principles that a horse should be interfered with as little as possible.”
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Rangelands revealed: A modern look at ecology and management
“Rangeland Systems – Processes, Management and Challenges” is an unprecedented compilation of ecological and management knowledge of global rangelands.
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Royal Equerries: Pluvinel and de la Guérinière
We read Pluvinel and de la Guérinière today not only to learn technique, but also to understand history, and reading them is well worth the time and effort that they demand and deserve.
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Santini redux: Caprilli’s disciple and the forward riding revolution
Santini offers clear technical guidelines on “how to balance the horse through engagement of the haunches, enlightened use of the seat, and conscientious elasticity of the rein contact”.
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