I've never really liked school, but now that I've found my passion, I can eat up every bit of information about horses that I can. While lessons are a little side tracked right now, I want to spend my time reading as much as I can get my hands on. So tell me, what books have really gave you great insight in your riding or training? What book will always stay on your library shelf and what book do you always find yourself reaching for?
I'm just gonna leave like 100 links here:
ReplyDeletehttp://suenostomanvuelo.blogspot.com/2015/12/viva-carlos-book-review-hunter-seat.html
http://suenostomanvuelo.blogspot.com/2014/04/viva-carlos-book-review-judging-hunters.html
http://suenostomanvuelo.blogspot.com/2015/01/viva-carlos-book-review-how-good-riders.html
http://suenostomanvuelo.blogspot.com/2015/02/viva-carlos-book-review-equine-fitness.html
http://suenostomanvuelo.blogspot.com/2015/05/viva-carlos-book-review-dressage-101.html
It's ridiculously expensive, but I've lent it to Megan and I am already missing it, I reach for it so often, Academic Horse Training by Andrew McLean -- also I second dressage 101.
ReplyDeleteI can't live with my USPC manuals. Well written, concise information on first aid, riding, horse care, and stable management.
ReplyDeleteI also really love Jim Wofford's "Training The Three Day Event Horse And Rider".