The Horseman's Guide to the Meaning of Life: Lessons I've Learned from Horses, Horsemen and Other Heros by Don Burt offers seventy years of invaluable horse wisdom from the former President of the American Quarter Horse Association.

Finally, the advice you need to stop worrying about the environment and start doing something about saving it, while at the same time saving money!

Eccentric and humorous poster of a horse and rider jumping over the White House designed especially for the 2009 Washington International Horse Show by famed illustrator Michael Paraskevas of New York.  Size:  24" x 30"...perfect for a standard-size frame. 

Dressage Exercises for Horse & Rider features a full arena diagram and step-by- step instructions for each exercise. The exercises address all levels of riders, starting with the basics and moving up the levels.

Dr. Deb Bennett shows you how to see a horse from the inside out to determine his capabilities and limitations. Volume 1 focuses on the dynamics of conformation.

Dr. Deb Bennett shows you how to see a horse from the inside out to determine his capabilities and limitations. Volume 2 focuses on the neck, shoulders and forelegs.

Dr. Deb Bennett shows you how to see a horse from the inside out to determine his capabilities and limitations. Volume 3 focuses on the hindquarters and head.

This book presents a complete system for the development of the young horse, from its first lessons on the lunge line through the highest levels of dressage. All lessons are discussed, such as lateral work, leg-yielding, shoulder-in, piaffe, passage, Spanish walk and airs above the ground.

Pilates for the Dressage Rider By Janice Dulak While they use different terms, both Pilates and dressage share an emphasis on the torso, or Powerhouse in Pilates-speak, and achieving core strength, good posture and muscle flexibility.

Based on The Glossary which appears in every issue of EQUUS, this reference guide contains hundreds of definitions for words horsepeople use everyday. Hands on pop quizzes are scattered through out the book to test your knowledge.

These "True Tales" from EQUUS magazine will entertain and delight. From Coal Bay, a hard-luck racehorse, to Kricket, the faithful school horse, these stories will touch your heart. Some will make you laugh and others will make you cry.

Equestrians from all walks of life share a common bond when it comes to the loss of a horse, whether it be through death or some other circumstance. Equestrians from all walks of life share a common bond when it comes to the loss of a horse, whether it be through death or some other circumstance.

Two-time Olympian Lendon Gray makes no secret of her conviction that dressage is for EVERY horse and rider. In this book she will show you how to make flat work manageable and fun, whatever your sport.

Down to Earth Dressage includes over 100 specially-taken photos of British Olympian Carl Hester schooling his horses, from "babies" to grand prix. It is ideal for training all types of horses and for all levels of riders from novice to expert.

British National Champion and Olympian Carl Hester says, "The aim of the book is not to describe ideal training scenarios but to look at what we can do with the horses we have." Horses with differing conformations and mental attitudes are used to illustrate the factors that need to be taken into account in training.

This book is presented in a unique read-and-ride format that allows it to be hung like a calendar or draped over the rail of the ring for quick and easy reference.

If you are like most people, you know what you want your horse to do and how you want him to behave. You want your training experiences to be safe and enjoyable for both you and your horse. But maybe you aren't sure what to do and when.

Johann Hinnemann, an internationally renowned dressage trainer and coach of the Dutch national team, and Coby van Baalen, one of the Netherland's top riders and silver medalist at the Sydney Olympics in 2000, have collaborated on this book to inspire those who love dressage. Why does the book refer to the simplicity of the sport when to many dressage seems so complicated?

This is a step-by-step guide to the method of training horses in long reins written by a pupil of the Cadre Noir accompanied by photographs taken at Saumur. This invaluable work, regarded as a standard text in both Germany and French, appears here in the second English language edition.

Whether building a new barn, remodeling a building into a stable, or improving an existing barn, this is the perfect guide. From finding the best building site to choosing stall latches, it is chock full of information and how-to tips.

A ridden horse is an athletic horse, and just as a human athlete needs to gauge his diet, condition his cardiovascular and respiratory systems, and take meticulous care of his muscles, bones, and ligaments, so too must the rider maintain these systems in her horse.

From your daughter's first lead-line class to your wife or husband's bid for the division championship, from a magazine or online sales ad to a short video to interest a potential buyer, most horse people try to capture countless photo ops.

This valuable contribution to competition dressage has been written by a leading FEI judge who is an eminent figure in international dressage today. The author analyzes the component elements of tests, explains what the judges should be looking for and why, and offers clear, concise guidance to riders on performing the movements correctly in order to achieve high marks.

Selecting the Dressage Horse Conformation, Movement and Temperament Dirk Willem Rosie with commentary by Anky van Grunsven . Selecting the Dressage Horse contains a complete description of the ideal dressage horse and what it takes in conformation, movement, and temperament for a prospect to go from the lower levels to Grand Prix.