Basic Horsemanship (Revised)

by Eleanor F. Prince and Gaydell M. Collier

Book Overview

The first paperback edition of a popular standard guide to horsemanship, from first mount to competitive riding, plus all the key facts about horse care, feeding and grooming, English and Western... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0385422644
• ISBN13: 9780385422642
• Release Date: April 1993
• Publisher: Main Street Books
• Length: 344 Pages
• Weight: 1.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.0" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

I learned at my own pace ,it felt like a trainer was there

I'm a twelve year old rider. I just started to learn to ride. I wanted to learn to ride better and faster since my riding lessons are only once a week. I think that the book helped me a great deal. I got to learn at the pace I felt comfortable with.

A great informative book for all age riders!

This is an awesome book teeling just about everything you need to know about basic riding! The index is full of pictures about tack, brushes and parts of the horse! It seems like you have a trainer right there with you helping you along the way, going at your pace! It is a great book for all!

Excellent Book for Instructors or Novice Riders.

I read this book just to see if I was riding the correct way because I taught myself. I learned a lot and it has helped me understand my horse better. It would be a great book for a Novice Rider or new Instructer. Anyone will benifit from reading this to improve their skills!

Good Book to Improve Riding Skill

I am a junior horseman and bought this book recently. It is a very good book to remind riders the basic techniques and to improve riding skills. It is very comprehensive which includes the basis of horsing to showing.I believe this book is a good value for money.

This book was fantastic in teaching me how to ride.

I am a 14 year old who read this book a year ago to help me with my showing that season. It improved my riding greatly. I couldn't get lessons at the time, but now I am proud to have learned how to ride all by myself and to be good enough to win a couple ribbons. I owe it greatly to this book. It is the best book on riding that I have ever read.