Grasp Horses For Dummies Documented By Audrey Pavia Depicted In Electronic Format

not really the target audience for this bookI'm not planning on ever owning a horse or even riding one often, but I have horseloving friends and wanted to learn morebut it's clear, engaginglywritten and informative.
Always like more photos but it was full of useful information, Trusty info in pursuit of a therapeutic hobby, A before B, if you will,
Turns out the horse is historically a prey animal, which explains why they are notoriously inclined to thee ol'

spook'ndart onetwo, Excellent look at tack, bridle, riding techniques, and the different types of horses, all explained very simply, Features new fullcolor photos and online resources

Train, care for, and have fun with your horse

If you're crazy about horses, this handson guide is all you need to giddy up and go.
Featuring updates on breeds, boarding, nutrition, equipment, training, and riding, as well as new information on various equine conditions, this resource shows you how to keep your horse happy and take your riding skills to the next level.


Discover how to
Select the right horse for you
Feed, groom, and handle your horse
Recognize common horse ailments
Have fun in the saddle
Get involved in equestrian competitions This book was basic and provided alot of the same information as Horseback Riding for Dummies.
There are still different things I hadn't read though, Good book.

SummerReading I have been riding for aboutyears so this book is a bit late in the game for me, However I got a horse a few months back and I found the book really informative in regards to vetting and feeding,
Very clearly written and detailed! Easy to read and understand, Audrey is a former magazine editor and author ofbooks about animals, She currently lives in Norco, Calif, with two cats, two dogs, two horses and three chickens, .