Manual of Horsemastership, 1937 Showjumping based on a real person

based on a real person - Joe Kirk

Underlying principles and theories are thoroughly explained with the greatest possible clearness

Horse Training: Outdoors and High School provides an important historical bridge between Faverot de Kerbrech of the 19th century and the later writers of the 20thcentury

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Tobey has incorporated a lifelong interest in horses into her scholarship on equestrian culture in early modern Italy and has worked at the National Sporting Library and Museum in Middleburg

Manual of Horsemastership, 1937 Showjumping based on a real personHardback, red cloth bidnding, good condition. 3rd edition of the 1937 original (1956) Horsemastership is the science of the care of the horse under all conditions, in the field or in barracks. It aims at continuously keeping the largest possible number of horses fit for work, and reducing inefficiency to a minimum by the prevention of accidents and illness. Originally published in 1937, and universally known as the best reference of its type, this