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Jennie Loriston-Clarke, 2006, paperback, 112 pages, illustrated

Completely revised and now in colour, this useful guide offers step by step help on all aspects of training, exercising and suppling horses.
Starting with foals and young horses, Jennie works right through the spectrum towards piaffe and passage.

REF:  RD031

£18.95

Susan McBane, 2006, paperback, 151 pages

Any rider who is striving to improve their level of ability will find this title a useful guide.  The author takes a detailed look at the perfect rider's seat and how incorrect methods are often the root of many riding faults.
The rider's mind is also discussed as many riders under perform simply because of nervousness or anxiety.  Susan McBane offers many useful exercises and provides advice on how to resolve common problems.

REF:  RD033

£12.99

German National Equestrian Federation, 2006, paperback

Book one in the famous German teaching series, this extremely popular manual offers a comprehensive instructional course based on their successful training system.

REF:  RD034

£16.95

Perry Wood, 2006, paperback, 208 pages

Authoritative and easy to understand, this book is the perfect companion for all riders.  Providing you with the right skills and attitude to make significant progress in your riding, this book looks at riding from the horse point of view.
Thought provoking and fun, Perry Wood's book also provides numerous exercises that can make a real difference.

REF:  RD035

£16.95

Daniel Stewart, 2004, paperback, 224 pages

This illustrated guide will educate the reader in how to achieve a balanced style of riding and advice on how to develop the right attitude.
Daniel Stewart is the coach of the US endurance team and paralympic dressage squad.

Coralie Smyth, 2004, hardback

Utilising your mind, body, knowledge, emotions and of course your horse, you too can make significant advances in your riding, whether at competitive level or not.
This book combines modern training methods with such issues as time management and emotional skills, giving you the edge in the local riding community.

Mary Wanless, 1995, paperback, 320 pages

Mary Wanless's groundbreaking famous first book.  A must for every rider, the manual explains the training system, how you should feel, problems encountered and how to solve them, how to breathe effectively, how to use your seat bones plus much more!

Mary Wanless, 2002, paperback, 144 pages

A simplified version of her previous book, this equally popular guide focuses on the perfect seat, training techniques, problem solving, plus much more, all backed up with practical self tests and exercises to improve your all round performance and enjoyment.

Debbie Sly, 1999, paperback, 96 pages

Provides the reader with a basic guide on the techniques of riding a horse.  The text is accompanied by 300 colour photographs.

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