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Sandy Ransford, 2004, paperback

Riding for the first time can be a daunting yet fulfilling experience.  Written with children in mind, this book offers in-depth advice and information on the experience of a first lesson, basic road safety and riding out.
Ideal for those learning to ride at a school.  250 colour photographs accompany the text.

REF:  RD013

£6.99

Mary Wanless, 2006, paperback

Following on from her extremely successful series, 'For the Good of the Rider' is equally thrilling and a must for all riders, regardless of ability.
To achieve perfect harmony with your horse, Mary clearly explains the 'how' of riding by explaining the biomechanical principles, how to connect with the horse, overcoming training difficulties and how to improve your riding position plus much more.
In short the book teaches you how to get the best from both riding and your horse whilst enjoying the activity even more.
 

REF:  RD014

£19.95

Richard Maxwell, 2001, paperback, 160 pages

A complete reference book on how to handle a young horse.  The author puts into use his own personal training with horse whisperer Monty Roberts into practice, highlighting the importance of the relationship between horse and rider and how to build up trust.
Throughout the book the emphasis is on prevention rather than cure.

Debbie Sly, 2004, paperback, 128 pages

Being around horses and ponies should be fun, a factor which some riders fail to appreciate as they take the pursuit far too seriously.
This book aims to make riding fun by providing children with information on training, riding, grooming and a selection of games which can be enjoyed by all.

Charles Harris, 1995, hardback, 104 pages

Covers the basic principles of riding.  Combines the key elements of classical methods with more modern training solutions.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  RD017

£9.95

Michael Smith, 2002, paperback, 153 pages

Michael Smith explores the basics of learning to ride, from mounting and walking a horse to learning how to complete basic jumps.
Published in the US, this useful guide also shows how to set and reach riding targets.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  RD018

£14.99

Lesley Bayley, 2004, hardback, 160 pages

Handling a horse correctly is a vital requirement for all riders, not just because of welfare considerations but also to achieve a calm and willing horse.
Exploring a range of training techniques, the author will guide the reader into the realms of training, from body language to a selection of exercises and games.  Includes 300 colour illustrations.

Birgit von Damsen, 2005, paperback, 32 pages

Horse riding is undoubtedly an enjoyable pastime, but it can also be quite dangerous even to more experienced riders.  Traffic and poor tack are just two of the common causes of accidents.
Providing advice from how best to prepare for hacking through to how to behave in traffic, the author issues safety tips which could save you a visit to a hospital.  Includes 40 colour illustrations.

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