This lovely antiquarian volume contains a detailed treatise on training
horses, with information on exhibiting the beauties as well as the
defects of the horse, alongside advice on preserving it in health,
grooming... etcetera. This volume constitutes an invaluable resource for
the serous equestrian, offering its reader a wealth of invaluable
information that will be of much use to those with a keen interest in
the topic. Although old, much of the information contained herein is
timeless, making this a great addition to collections of equine
literature. It is not to be missed by the discerning collector. The
chapters of this book include: 'The Author's System of Reducing Horses
to Obedience'; 'Dialogue on Equestrian Education'; 'Serious Advice to
Ladies and Gentlemen'; 'Necessary Precautions in Purchasing Horses'; 'Of
the Bridle, Saddle, and Stirrup'; 'Training Horses to Leap'; etcetera.
We are proud to republish this vintage text, now complete with a new and
specially commissioned introduction on the general care and maintenance
of horses.