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The Legendary California Hackamore & Stock Horse
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by famous horse trainer Bobby Ingersoll is a fascinating book about the history of the California stock horse and the hackamore style of horse training. Ingersoll’s depth of experience and knowledge results in a volume that will delight and educate readers. It is complete with practical horse training tips, intricate drawings and diagrams, and beautiful photographs.
Approx. 11" x 12" hard cover, 148 pages.
$50.00
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Expert horseman Bill Dorrance chose the name True Horsemanship Through Feel because feel is the language of horses. Learning that language can expand any horseman's knowledge and abilities - whether they are learning to rope, ride, or start horses. In language that is generously detailed and packed with meaning, Dorrance directs our attention to the many subtle things there are to notice about the ways that horses and humans operate. In these pages, he urges us to reach toward a deeper level of insight into horses and ourselves, as he ladles out a wealth of helpful information. With hundreds of illustrations, True Horsemanship Through Feel takes you step-by-step through the basic struggles that have characterized horse-human relations for centuries. Drawing on his years of experience, Bill Dorrance crafted a book that imparts the knowledge only previously available by word of mouth. (8 1/2 x 10 3/4, 400 pages, b&w photos)
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By Buck Brannaman with William Reynolds
The life of Buck Brannaman as told through his own stories and experiences. It's a story about a young man coming to terms with his family and ultimately his future through his life changing experiences with horses. Whether you are involved with horses or not, this is a book that opens one's eyes to life's possibilities.
$16.95 Paperback
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Lessons in Lightness, veteran trainer Mark Russell carries the classical knowledge of "riding in lightness" forward. His theories and concepts are drawn from the teachings of the French and Iberian ecuyers, or riding masters, who are credited with being the first to promote the benefits of suppleness and flexion in the horse in order to achieve lightness to the aids. By using these methods the rider unleashes the horse's true movement without either driving force (the rider's legs) or holding restraints (the rider's hands). When the rider enables the horse to use his energy efficiently, the horse will drive himself forward- once balanced in self-carriage, there will be no resistance in the rein.
$16.95 Paperback - Call us to order 1-800-863-6405
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