 | 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.
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|  | Activate Your Horse's Core
by Narelle Stubbs and Hilary Clayton
A step-by-step system of exercises that improves a horse's posture and balance. Bending, rounding, extension, and balancing exercises are all clearly explained. The mobilization of joints and strengthening of core stabilizing muscles is shown to enhance performance and reduce injuries. Includes 95 minute DVD. Spiral bound. 32pp.
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 | All About Manes & Tails
by Carolyn Henderson
A step-by-step guide to making the most of your horse’s appearance
for the show ring. Learn how to pull and trim manes and tails. Various braiding techniques
are well described and illustrated. PB 24 pp.
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|  | All Horse Systems Go
by Nancy Loving
An in-depth veterinary care and conditioning resource that focuses on optimizing your horse's performance. Techniques for respiratory and cardiovascular conditioning, warm-up and cool-down strategies, and management of muscle injury and pain are discussed. Includes valuable first aid info. Over 500 full color photos accompany this comprehensive text. PB 616 pp.
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 | America's Horses
Profiles two dozen horse breeds that originated in the US. Contains fascinating details about these breeds that are uniquely American. Both well-known and little-known breeds are lavishly illustrated. PB 214 pp.
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|  | American Barns
by Stanley Schuler
Barns, stables, and carriage houses are beautifully described in this intriguing book. The design, function, and beauty of barns from all over the country are captured in over 200 photos. PB 224 pp.
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 | Bad Russell
by Cooky McClung
A charming tale for all ages about a little Jack Russell puppy who wants very much to belong. He is always getting into trouble, as all puppies do, until one day when he proves his bravery and earns a job, a home, and his very own name. PB 32 pp.
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|  | Barn in the U.S.A.
From the Pacific Northwest to California, Arizona and New Mexico, our beloved old barns are disappearing at an alarming rate. Explore this photographic tribute to the diverse barns of the West before they are gone.
PB 104 pp.
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 | Better Than Bombproof
by Sgt. Rick Pelicano
More common-sense strate-
gies to help your horse deal
with scary situations. In his
second book, Sgt. Pelicano
shows new ways to desensi-
tize your horse through long-
lining exercises as well as
under saddle. Includes tips
on becoming a more effective
rider, how to prepare for a parade, and valuable trailer
loading techniques. PB 170 pp.
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|  | Beyond the Rainbow Bridge
by Kimberly Gatto
It is never easy to say goodbye to a beloved horse. This poignant book is designed to help us understand, cope, and heal from the loss of a horse. Touching stories and practical advice provide comfort through the grieving process. A must read for anyone who is suffering from the loss of a horse through accident, illness, sale, or other circumstance. HB 175 pp.
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