The Riding Horse Repair Manual Doug Payne horse riding horses equestrian equine

Brand New Shop Stock. May be some slight shop wear around the edges from shelf life; see photos.\n\nThe Riding Horse Repair Manual by Doug Payne\n\nPerhaps the common thread between the many equestrian discipllines is the rider's desire to have a \""happy\"" horse - one that is sound and willing and generally cooperative under saddle.  It is this that can transform the equestrian experience from frustrating to satisfying, from unsafe to secure, and from merely mundane to utterly sublime.\n\nSadly, there are many hroses out there that are not \""happy\"", and they express their discomfort and/or discontent in a variety of troublesome ways.  These are the common problems riders at all levels deal with on a regular basis, such as bucking, rearing, bolting, pulling, grinding teeth, refusing fences, and running out, to name only a very few!\n\nThe good news is, many times these behaviours have their root in poor riding and training.  How is this a good thing?  It means tha.