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Bombproof
Your Horse
by Sgt. Rick Pelicano
Systematic approach to de-spooking horses by a mounted police officer.
A program of exercises will make your horse calm and more confident
in any situation. PB 182 pp.
#031-M0653
$24.95
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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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Bombproofing
Tips
by Perry Wood
Take the time to train your horse to accept the unexpected.
This booklet explains the tools you need to develop a more trusting
relationship with your equine partner. By using distance,
repetition, and positive reinforcement, you can teach your horse to
think more and to react less. PB 24 pp.
#031-B0879
$12.95
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Putting-to a Pair
by Caroline Douglas and Sophie Adkins
A guide to safety and correctly harnessing a pair of horses.
Includes tips on selecting a carriage, pair harness, and putting to.
PB 32 pp.
#031-A0668 $12.95
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Buying a Horse
by Peter Gray
Learn where to buy, what to look for, and how to avoid potential problems.
Offers tips on suitability, conformation faults, vices, and the vetting
process. PB 24 pp.
#031-P0532 $12.95
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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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Starting to Drive
by Sallie Walrond
A step-by-step introduction to carriage driving for the beginner. Graphic
illustrations and clear text emphasize correct harness fit, putting
to, and basic driving techniques. PB 24 pp.
#031-S0261 $12.95
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Carriage Driving
by Heike Bean and Sarah Blanchard
A reprint of the classic 1992 edition.
Discusses the training of the driving horse from a dressage perspective.
Equine mechanics, proper equipment, and ground training are also covered.
An entire chapter is devoted to pair driving. PB 272pp.
#031-D0566
$29.95
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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.
#031-6022 $25.00
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Harnessing Up
by Caroline Douglas and Anne Norris
An invaluable guide to correctly putting harness on a single horse
and adjusting it properly. Correct fitting of horse to vehicle and
proper vehicle balance are explained. Excellent photos guide the
beginner through every step of the process. PB 24 pp.
#031-P0305
$12.95
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Introduction to
Driving the British Driving Society
A comprehensive introduction to driving with the emphasis on
safety and correct procedures. PB 64 pp.
#012-3094 $12.00
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Make the Most of Carriage
Driving
by Richard Ellis & Joy Claxton
Sound technical advice and encouragement will get you driving safely
and correctly. Helpful tips on choosing and maintaining a suitable vehicle
and equipment are included. The driving of pairs and tandems is also
well covered. Information is also given on what to expect from the show
ring including proper etiquette, driving technique, dress and turnout.
PB 178 pp.
#031-M0163 $22.95
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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 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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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
$45.00
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Carriages: A General Maintenance Book
What to look for to keep your carriage in tip-top shape. Discusses wheels,
bearings, hydraulic brakes, and battery-operated lights. Shows how to
bleed brakes on traditional wooden Amish-made carriages. Also
includes tips on storing and cleaning carriages. PB 10 pp.
#031-0251
$2.50
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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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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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Standard References for Traditional Drivers:
Carriage and Harness Care
by the Carriage Association of America
Volume V in this educational series outlines the proper maintenance,
care, and storage of driving equipment. Includes sound advice
for protecting your investment in carriages and harness. PB 12 pp.
#012-3273 $5.00
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