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Sallie Walrond, 1996, paperback, 24 pages

With driving becoming more popular, this compact practical guide explains how to avoid common mistakes, how to become a safer and more proficient driver, the correct procedure of rein handling and how to successfully take part in showing classes.

Sallie Walrond, 1995, paperback, 24 pages

Providing advice on carriages, the correct fitting of the harness, showing and eventing.  Difficulties which can arise are also discussed including how to solve pulling, refusing to stand quietly, traffic and driving in the company of other horses.

Mary Gordon-Watson, 1994, 24 pages

The author provides the basic rules of feeding with model rations for different types and sizes of horses and ponies on different levels of work.
There is also information on the various types of food available, both natural and commercial.

Toni Webber, 1990, paperback, 24 pages

The author explores all aspects of equine feet including the correct principles of shoeing.

Mary Gordon-Watson, 1994, paperback, 24 pages

Any horse or pony which is kept in a field can succumb to a number of hazards including plants, water and inadequate fencing.
This practical guide will educate the reader in all aspects of keeping an equine outside.  Topics include how to identify and remove poisonous plants, appropriate fencing and mowing.

Jane Holderness-Roddam, 1994, paperback, 24 pages

Now in its second edition, this practical guide examines all aspects of care including when to call the vet and what you should do before the vet arrives.

Jane Holderness-Roddam, 1987, paperback, 24 pages

Fitting tack correctly is an important issue, not just for comfort sake but also for safety.  This guide offers practical advice on the correct procedures as well as information on common problems and how to avoid them.

Jane Wallace, 1992, paperback, 24 pages

A guide on progressive schooling exercises to improve a horse or pony's suppleness, their balance, strength and agility.
The exercises will eventually enhance the performance of both horse and rider.

Chris Colles, 2000, paperback, 24 pages

The author describes the anatomy and physiology of the horse in layman's terms.

Susan McBane, 1992, paperback, 24 pages

This useful and illustrated guide provides the reader with an insight into the correct procedures of grooming.
Grooming a horse or pony is not only an essential requirement to keep the animal healthy, but also to make sure the horse looks its best.

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