Understanding the Horse's Mind II: the use of equine psychology in training horses Farriery in the light of their

in the light of their principles

-Recognizing problems and heading off injury with preventative care

He joined the Australian Police Force during the depression and in 1940 saw service with the 2/7 Australian Field Regiment in Palestine

we have to look at each horse as an individual - what problems does he have

Ingrid—a respected rider and competitor in her own right—this book is poised to again become the modern standard on horse training

Understanding the Horse's Mind II: the use of equine psychology in training horses Farriery in the light of theirAn excellent collection of essays commissioned & published by the NZ equine research foundation. Don't be discouraged by the age of the research it is good and well worth reading. Paperback, good condition.