The Caspian Horse

The Caspian has been recognized as holding an ancestral position in the history of the horse, in all probability preceding that of the Arab horse.  Discusses the breed's origins, breed standard, breeding, care, performance, and buying.

The Connemara Pony

The Connemara has become one of the most popular and versatile pony breeds throughout the world.  Discusses the breed's origins and history, official breed description, performance, care and management, and advice on buying.

The Arabian Horse

The Arabian, one of the oldest breeds, is extraordinarily prepotent.  It has had a profound influence on light-horse breeding throughout the world.  Discusses the breed's history, conformation & type, influence on other breeds, training and general management, performance, advice on buying, problems.

The Fell Pony

The Fell Pony examines the history of the breed from Roman times where the stamp of the pony we now know originated.  Covered are history, breed standards, performance, management and the future of the breed.

The Native British Spotted Pony

Covers the history of the Native British Spotted Pony in Britain, development and distribution, official breed profile, various coat colors are explained, as well as temperament & health, keeping and feeding, performance, tips on buying.

This book shows you how to acquire the skill and confidence needed for successful clipping.  With emphasis on safety and keeping the horse happy, the easy to understand text and photos take you step by step from choosing the right clip for your horse or pony to the finished picture.

A guide to the most efficient method of putting on single harness and adjusting it correctly. Easy to understand step by step instructions with lots of photos.

This book explains proper care and repair of rugs (blankets, etc.) that are well within the abilities of the average horse owner. It concentrates on the comfort of the horse and emphasizes the need for safe repairs.

This book tells you how to reduce the chance of your horse developing laminitis; it will also help you cope if you do have to deal with it and it will make you aware of the warning signs before your horse becomes yet another laminitic casualty.

Supported with photos and diagrams, this book explains how to buy and use a trailer safely and within the law. It examines all aspects of trailer use and ownership, hitching up and reversing, safety and importance of driving with the horse in mind, traveling wear, and how to handle difficult loaders.

In this book, the author takes an in-depth look at what goes into the training and presentation of the successful in-hand animal.

This illustrated guide shows you, step by step, how to make the most of your horse's appearance-always with safety and comfort in mind.

The author takes the horse owner through the introductory stages of saddlery repairs. It explains in practical terms how many repairs can be carried out with only the most basic collection of tools. The importance of safety is constantly highlighted.

This book describes the vetting procedure and gives information about possible pitfalls. It makes this often confusing process more accessible and easily understood.

The knowledge gained from both the bench and the box seat is contained within this book to help an owner driver to maintain a set of driving harness in optimum condition. All of the repairs covered can be carried out with the most basic tools and materials.

A practical guide to when, why, and how to rug (blanket) a horse and which rug to choose. All aspects of rugs and blanketing, traditional and modern rugs, rug accessories, and solutions to many blanketing problems.

Based on the latest research and compiled with the help of leading nutritionists, this book is full of information but easy to understand. Topics covered range from assessing your horse's condition and body weight to formulating diets, the importance of forage and helping your horse to get the maximum value from his feed.

The basis of ringcraft is to ensure that you give your pony the best possible chance of success in the ring. Understanding what the judges are looking for and being aware of your pony's good and bad points are fundamental steps in the learning process.

A comprehensive guide to choosing your most important piece of tack. This book contains simple descriptions and illustrated procedures which help both professional saddlefitters and horse owners at all levels.

Written from a horse management perspective, this book describes the worm types and their life cycles and clearly explains the practical aspects of preventing worm infestation. Pasture management techniques, explanations of individual drug merits, and sample worming programs are all included.

This concise, easy to understand text is complemented by clear informative photos, and guides the novice whip through the stages of learning how to drive a single or a pair from holding the reins and whip to common rein handling faults.

This book tells you how to approach the task of buying a horse and what precautions to take. Buyers and sellers rights and duties, where to get advice, vetting, suitability of the horse, warranties and trials, vices, and conformation are just a few of the topics covered.

Paul Fielder shows how his lungeing methods can develop a horse both physically and mentally by working with nature-not against it. He takes a horse from his initial assessment right through to engagement, collection and extension. Mouthing, equipment, and work on energy and balance are covered.

Paul Fielder wrote this basic guide to long reining, and covers the equipment used, describes rein handling and basic technique in four steps, and the progresses to improving the horse's balance and self-carriage.

This book discusses the effects of old age on the horse; how to care for the retired veteran; working the older horse throughout the year; special feeding requirements; ailments and problems that might occur and how to prevent them from happening in the first place.

The ideal manual for the beginner; containing handy hints for the novice as well as the more experienced side-saddle rider. Some of the subjects covered are: different types of side saddles; fitting side saddle; mounting and dismounting; correct seat; the habit and turnout.

This book advises sellers about the strengths and weaknesses of their position; information being the essence of preparation. Subjects include: law of the land, public and private sales, vices, vendor's certificates, return conditions, warranties, prep for sale, and the vet's opinion.

Step by step photos take you through all that you need to know to ensure that your trailer is safe and roadworthy, from periodic maintenance tasks that every owner can do to service jobs like greasing the wheel bearings and changing brake shoes.

The Shiatsu techniques in this book will help you to give your horse a basic massage, covering techniques for the entire body, that will relax, improve circulation, help prevent injury, and much more.

This book contains advice on many subjects from solving problems to bitting young horses. Emphasizes that choosing tack must always go hand in hand with correct management, handling, and schooling.

A guide discussing many aspects of fitness including strength exercises for the abdominal muscles, back and legs, with it's main focus on stretching, why it benefits riders in particular and its role in helping to prevent injury.

This is an excellent reference book that sets out a sound basis for coat color terminology.

From leading-rein and first ridden pony classes through to hunters, hacks and cobs, examples are shown of correct and stylish dress. Side-saddles classes are included as well as well-turned out judges, and the rules of dress laid down by the various societies are given within each classification.

The authors provide an insight into how one of the best known names in the sport of eventing walks a course and plans his ride. Packed with info for riders of all levels with tips on riding and walking a course.

A guide that proves that anyone can achieve a stylish, elegant look with today's varied, practical and comfortable riding wear. From crash hats and baseball caps to jodphurs and breeches in every color and pattern, examples are shown that will meet every rider's demands.

A guide to the most dangerous plants for horses that are likely to be encountered throughout the year. Excellent reference book for every horse owner containing superb color photos, plant descriptions, and advice for removal and management.

Examines wide range of competitive opportunities available to Mountain and Moorland ponies and explains the classes and judging criteria. Advice is given on show preparation, as well as sections on shoeing, tack, and correct dress. Ringcraft techniques are described, together with tips on how to maximize a pony's potential.

Describes the many types of bedding on the market and helps you to devise a personal management routine. It contains practical advice on making the bedding last longer and reducing cost.

This book is an ideal introduction to judging dressage and a valuable reference book for judges, riders, and trainers. Jane Kidd covers judging dressage in a concise and straightforward way.

Vanessa  Briton gives the specific application of each boot and bandage and states which should be used for ridden work, traveling, and injury. She also describes how to fit the boot and correct bandaging.

David Trott explains what a judge expects to see in dressage competition and hoe to work towards it. Also explains the principles behind the movements required for Preliminary, Novice, and Elementary tests.

David Trott explains exactly what the judge expects to see in the different movements of dressage tests. Additionally, the competitor is given an example of each test movement with comprehensive guidelines for riding the movements correctly so they can maximize their test-riding potential.

This book is about maximizing your pasture quality and quantity. Gives you practical advice on soil analysis, fertilizing, harrowing and plowing, land drainage, fencing, and problems such as weed infestation and poisonous plants.

The author provides a beginner with all the necessary information to get started in the sport of  endurance riding. Including effective riding technique for long hours in the saddle, what the veterinary judge expects of horse and rider, the progression from basic pleasure to full endurance competition, and more.

The American Saddlebred

The American Saddlebred is a New World descendant of the Old English Amblers. Over the years, the Saddlebred's characteristic comfortable gaits, intelligence, equable temperament, versatility and good looks have endeared him to soldiers, showmen, outlaws, Presidents, Hollywood and anyone who wanted a good saddles horse for covering distances, showing or pleasure

The Coloured Horse and Pony

Coloured horses and ponies have grown enormously in popularity over recent years and can now be found performing in all spheres of equestrian activities and sports. Increasingly they are benefiting from well-considered breeding programmes that are retaining and improving on quality, type and conformation as primary considerations.

The rem 'coloured' encompasses a vast array of particular colours, markings and types, and this guide reflects the extent of this range, giving an overview of colours and types, as well as a usefyl introduction to showing. It wil serve as a valuable source of information for those who are new to coloured horses and ponies as well as providing a reference point for the more experienced horse owner.