BOOKS & DVDS
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TRAINING THE HORSE
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Dancing with Horses
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Living & Working with the
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Schooling Problems Solved with NLP
The best selling author explains his method
Horse of Spain
Illustrating her theories with case histories
of training by the use of body language and The authors look at the history of the Spanish and backed up by international trainer
psychology. Picture sequences, practical horse, his breeding, conformation, Charles de Kunffy, Dr Jago shows how Neuro
exercises and detailed instruction for training temperament and his traditional training for Linguistic Programming can assist the rider
from the ground and under saddle show how la doma vaquera, la garrocha and the to communicate with the horse more easily
anyone can achieve harmony in bullring and also la doma clasica - the true and help solve common problems associated
horsemanship and collection on a loose rein. art of classical dressage. The book covers with riding and training.
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training under saddle as well as in-hand
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work, looks at the showring and at correct
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Getting Horses Fit
saddlery and costume. 19
Successful Schooling
To get the most from your horse, whether he
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The author draws on her profound knowledge
is an event horse, endurance horse, riding of anatomy and neurology to take a fresh look
club all-rounder or a pleasure ride, he has to
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More Cross-Training
at the schooling problems of horse and rider,
be fit for the job, both mentally and Jane Savoie delves deeper into the use of resulting in a scientifically explained 'horse
physically. Getting Horses Fit shows you how, dressage techniques for sports that require language' to which every horse will respond.
with in-depth information and practical, real greater levels of athleticism. A systematic Empathic training will benefit every horse
life case histories. training programme enables the horse to and rider in every situation.
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progress via half-halt, collection and
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extension, lateral work and advanced
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How Horses Learn
movements in order to excel in any discipline. 20
Teaching Basic Jumping
Dr Debbie Marsden, a well respected expert
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Now completely revised and updated, this
in equine behaviour and psychology, essential guide to teaching jumping will
demonstrates which methods really work
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Schooling with Ground Poles
assist not only instructors but also their
and why they are effective, enabling the Keeping a horse or pupil interested in their pupils. The author sets out a safe, sensible
horse owner to choose the best possible work is always a challenge and here is the and progressive system which takes into
training programme for themselves and their answer. The author shows how to use ground account the ability and psychological needs
horses. The author explains how horses poles for every possible training situation of horse and rider, leading to proficiency,
learn in a simple step-by-step way, providing including school movements and figures, confidence and enhanced enjoyment.
a variety of practical examples, showing not from circles and serpentines to piaffe and
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only how problems develop but also how to passage, improving gaits and rhythm, rider
retrain horses with behavioural problems. aids, position in the saddle and in remedial 21
The Behaviour of Horses
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training and preparation for jumping. A book
The author has spent her life studying
for every rider.
horses, their thought processes, their
10 A History of the Horse: Volume 1
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behaviour, how they communicate and how
The author traces the origins of the horse in we can communicate with them. A
Europe, Asia, North Africa and in particular,
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fascinating mix of scientific fact and original
on the Iberian Peninsula. Drawing on In this book, a master of the art thinking, inspiring a greater understanding of
archaeological evidence and ancient texts, he demonstrates a training programme for the equine species.
explains the development of the horse from riders and trainers showing how schooling
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hunted animal to domesticated working horse. from the ground builds trust, obedience and
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balance in the horse. He shows that in-hand
22 The Horse Breakers
work supports and complements work under
This fascinating story of the horse
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saddle and how it can assist riders striving to
whisperers, gentlers, rough-riders and
A unique and remarkably detailed study of a
achieve higher level movements in dressage.
showmen, together with masters like Monty
privately owned group of horses conducted
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Roberts, explores the evolution of horse
by a leading behaviour expert over twenty breaking across a diversity of cultures,
years and spanning six generations. The
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folklore and mysticism that built up around
author has set out to show in this In this clear and readable book, NLP coach these men.
scientifically important yet accessible and and trainer Wendy Jago shows how to use
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fascinating work, what it is actually like to be the core skills of coaching to help you and
a horse and having gained that knowledge, your horse become the best you can be. 23
Training Showjumpers
how horse owners can apply it in everyday Everyday riding examples, straightforward
This international classic work is a best
horse care and training situations to the exercises and case study riders assist at
seller in nine languages. It covers buying,
greater benefit of both equine and human. every stage.
breaking and training the showjumper,
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necessary equipment, saddlery, general care
and transport. The author explains how to
12 Leading & Loading
walk courses and demonstrates riding
Kelly shows how to lead a reluctant horse using technique and strategy over fences and free
a combination of kindness, firmness and jumping lanes.
psychology. She demonstrates her method of
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loading a horse into a horsebox or trailer at any
time and in any situation without causing stress
or trauma to either the handler or the horse.
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