Carolyn Henderson

Riding is all about communication with your horse or pony, whether youre enjoying your first lessons or competing in the Pony Club championships. Choosing the right bit and using it correctly plays a vital part. This new title has been commissioned by The Pony Club to explain the subject in the clearest way possible. With photographs, illustrations and diagrams throughout, this book describes the equipment, how to use it, when to use it why they should (or should not) use it, and the effects it will have as well as problem-solving and lots of other useful facts and information.

The new name for one of The Pony Clubs longest lasting and most popular publications - Keeping a Pony at Grass. Revised and rewritten by Carolyn Henderson to combine the latest research, this book will help you look after your horse or pony conscientiously, sympathetically, and correctly. A must have title!

Cómo los equipos se deben utilizar con cuidado y consideración, simplemente como una ayuda para el entrenamiento, no como un medio de imponer la fuerza

El cepillado es una parte importante del cuidado del caballo; nos ayuda a evaluar y fomentar su bienestar, a conocerlo y presentarlo lo mejor posible

Cómo entresacar una crin o una cola, conseguir trenzados perfectos para la pista de exhibición, o probar una técnica de trenzado insólita

La elección del filete o bocado adecuado es fundamental para llegar a desarrollar una buena relación con el caballo

Good stable management is at the heart of keeping a horse happy, healthy and sound, and anyone who is responsible for a horses day-to-day care has a huge responsibility. In this book Katie Jerram offers advice that comes from years of private and commercial horse management and has been proven to work for horses and ponies of all shapes, sizes and roles. Whether you are a private owner wanting to do the best for your horse and get the most from him, a student looking forward to a career in the horse world or someone who already runs a yard, this book will show you ways to improve your horse management skills. It may require you to analyse why you follow practices youve carried out for years and perhaps change the way you operate. It may also reinforce some of the principles that have been the bedrock of horse management for many years, albeit by including new techniques.The methods discussed here have been applied to show horses, racehorses, eventers and youngsters starting out their careers and the result is a long and continuing roll call of happy, healthy and successful horses.