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4. Endurance Riding: 5. Western Riding: 6. Healing For Horses 7. Horse Owner’s
Tips For Beginners Tips For Beginners
Margrit Coates shows how you can learn
Essential Survival
A 32-page guide containing a wealth of This guide explains everything you need to
the skill of hands-on healing to help
Practical advice for busy horse owners,
basic knowledge for all newcomers to this know about this popular style of riding and
improve your horse’s well-being and
helping them make the most of their time
fascinating sport. It helps to prove that the how to go about it and includes plenty of
behaviour and provides practical advice on
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8. Laminitis Explained 9. Hands-On Senior 10. Equine Massage 11. Learning To Ride
This guide explains the workings of a
Horse Care
Step-by-step instruction and more than one
As An Adult
horse’s hoof that suffers from the disease,
Over 430-pages of care and management
hundred and fifty photos and diagrams, so
The daily stress of modern living means
provides details on the latest thinking on
tips, plus red-alert indicators specifically to
that everyone can learn how to massage
that riders adopt tensed-up postures, which
prevention, cause, diagnosis and treatment.
help you care for your ageing horse.
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12. Your Horse’s Health: 13. Pilates for the 14.Monty Roberts: From My 15.Training The Young
Lameness Dressage Rider Hands To Yours Horse
This is a thorough examination of all causes This book encourages the rider to use the Written in Monty’s own easy-to-understand Pippa Funnell guides the reader through all
of the most common and frustrating pilates knowledge gained from reading it to language, this book is a must for all who aspects of training a young horse, including
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This book details how to de-sensitise your
Training Manual Owners Owners
horse to a variety of obstacles by
A revised and expanded edition, now This book explains the symptoms and A totally comprehensive and in-depth
introducing them in a familiar environment;
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including sudden loud noises, narrow
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