Books : Complete Idiot's Guide to Horseback Riding
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by: Jessica Jahiel
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 798.2
EAN: 9780028639338
ISBN: 0028639332
Label: Alpha
Manufacturer: Alpha
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 400
Publication Date: June 23, 2000
Publisher: Alpha
Sales Rank: 642907
Studio: Alpha
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Rating:  - Complete Idiot's Guide to Horseback Riding.
It was written in an easy to understand style. Information was good and easy to put into practice.
Rating:  - To jbsanderson
I read your sentence and it made perfect sense to me. It means that while you are riding in a counterclockwise circle, with the horse's left shouolder on your inside, then your horse should pick up the left lead of the canter, or the inside lead in any case so that it is more comfortable for the horse to go around corners and keep the same steady pace.
I haven't read this book, but apparently it is a beginner's book since the lady said now she knows how to sit a canter. Wow. Well, I've been ... Read More
Rating: - Simple but effective
I think this book was very helpful. I was new to horseback riding and this gave the basic information I needed to know, plus additional information I'll use in the future. If you are new to riding then I think this book will be beneficial for you, too.
Rating: - Great Book for beginners and Advanced!
This book is definately in my book shelf, because it passed my reveiew of being a very helpful horse book! I think that readers would probably have to know a little bit about horses before reading it though. For instance, if they said to pick up your curry comb, people who knew nothing about horses would be like, huh? So, don't go by the title, "The IDIOT'S guide to horseback riding", because it takes a little more than an Idiot to read it. :)
This book contains so much useful information ... Read More
Rating:  - A dummy had to have written this.
I know very little about horses but apparently I know more than the person who wrote this book. I bought this book to catch up with my wife's riding skills. What a joke. Do not even waste your time or money on this book. Purchase a book from Linda Tellington Jones or John Lyons instead if you really want to learn and understand what you are reading, and be able to apply it to your horse(s) later on.
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