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Draft Horses Today
by Robert Mischka
American draft horse breeds are discussed as well as the vehicles and
equipment used to do farm chores today. Draft horses can also be used
for recreation, showing, horsepulls, parades, and just for fun. Plenty
of color photos accompany this informative text. HB 166 pp.
#031-D0221 $32.95
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Draft Horses: an Owner's Manual
by Beth Valentine and Michael Wildenstein
The increasing popularity of many different draft breeds has given rise
to the need for more information on how to properly care for them.
This practical manual covers the basic care, feeding, and health management
of heavy horses. It is geared toward all draft breeds, including
heavy pony breeds such as the Haflinger and Norwegian Fjord. A
great resource for treating and preventing problems that are specific
to draft horses. PB 229 pp.
#031-D0001
$32.00
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Drive On
by Doris Ganton
Explains the type of driving done by various breeds of horses in harness.
Special specifications, training, and class descriptions of different
breed shows are presented. PB 180 pp.
#031-D0032 $15.00
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Drive Smartly-Drive Safely
by the Carriage Association of America
Discussion of the ten most common causes of accidents and ways of avoiding
them, many safety rules, and feeding the pleasure driving horse. A chart
giving the correct lengths and heights for poles and splinter bars and
a table for shaft lengths and widths is exceptionally valuable. PB 14
pp. Updated 2005.#012-3051 $4.00
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Driven Dressage with the
Single Horse
by Sandy Rabinowitz
Basic principles of driven dressage are clearly depicted by excellent
line illustrations. Easy-to-understand tips will help improve your training.
Practical suggestions for working at home and at the show grounds are
included. PB 70 pp.
#012-6022 $15.00
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Driving
by Anne Norris and Caroline Douglas
A photographic guide of how to drive and how not to drive. Shortening
and lengthening of the reins is explained, as well as tips for proper
turning. Common rein handling faults are well illustrated. PB 24 pp.
#031-D0313 $12.95
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Driving Do's and Don'ts
by Sallie Walrond
Valuable advice for safe, enjoyable driving. Proper harness fit, vehicle
maintenance, and getting ready for a show are discussed. PB 24 pp.
#031-D0245 $12.95
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Driving a Harness Horse
by Sallie Walrond
This step-by-step format will help the newcomer learn the safest and
most efficient way of driving a harness horse. Correct driving position,
whip and rein handling, and proper balancing of a two-wheeled vehicle
are all clearly explained. HB 192 pp.#031-D0093
$41.95
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A Driving Horse Photo Album
by Robert Mischka
A photographic study of the finer details of carriage driving. Over
300 color photographs from 2004-2005 show the wide diversity of
driving horses, events, and turnouts in North America. By acclaimed
horse photographer Bob Mischka. HB 167pp.
#031-D0002 $39.00
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Driving and Judging Dressage
by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh
Discusses the problems facing judges and drivers in order to help both
interpret the requirements of the dressage test. Rules, arena layout,
individual movements, and judging are explained. The importance of accuracy,
pace differentiation, regularity and impulsion of the horse is emphasized.
Differences between what can be achieved in ridden dressage versus driven
dressage are explored. PB 63 pp.
#031-D0278 $22.95
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Driving a Tandem
by Paul Doliveux
The art of driving a tandem is presented in a very readable style. The
specific harness needed for both leader and wheeler is explained as
is the schooling of the tandem horses. Rein and whip handling is covered
extensively. Plenty of color photographs and artwork accompany this
informative text.
HB 153 pp.
#031-D0277 $41.95
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Driving Questions Answered
by Sallie Walrond
Common-sense advice and solutions to common problems such as fear of
traffic, refusing to stand still, and pulling various types of carriages
are explained along with the correct fit of vehicle for both the horse
and driver. PB 24 pp.
#031-D0232 $12.95
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The Encyclopaedia of Carriage
Driving
by Sallie Walrond
Revised version provides a complete reference on every aspect of carriage
driving. Descriptions of various carriages, harness parts, driving terminology,
and historical figures are discussed. This wealth of technical information
is organized in an easy-to-find alphabetical format. Widely regarded
as the authoritative reference book on the subject. HB 315 pp.
#031-E0003 $41.95
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Enter at A, Laughing
by Brian McKeown
For those horse-intensive households, a light-hearted, slightly irreverent
look at dressage. Written by a dressage husband, this humorous book
pokes fun at the more serious side of the sport. PB 181 pp.#031-E1105
$15.95
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The Essential Guide to
Carriage Driving
by Robyn Cuffey and Jaye-Allison Winkel
A practical guide to the sport of carriage driving. Over 350 photographs
and diagrams explain the different types of equipment available. A useful
resource list is also included. PB 147 pp.
#031-0250 $24.95
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The Fell Pony
by Clive Richardson
Made popular in driving circles by Prince Philip who drove the Queens
team of Fells at combined driving events in the 1980s. An ideal ride
and drive pony who has roamed the hills of northwest England for 2000
years. HB 119 pp.
#031-F0039 $29.95
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The Fell Pony
by Clive Richardson
An overview of this established, versatile, performance breed from
England. A calm disposition and active gaits make these ponies
excellent in harness. They excel at riding disciplines as well. Care
and feeding of this low-maintenance breed is discussed. PB 24 pp.
#031-H0830 $12.95
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