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On the Box Seat
by Tom Ryder
A comprehensive guide to various types of harness, vehicles, equipment
and correct methods of driving. Particularly valuable are comprehensive
descriptions of proper appointments. Widely considered to be the standard
reference on driving today. Details of turnout and appointments for
various types of vehicles are addressed. 180 pp.
#012-3047 PB $12.95
#012-3111 HB $40.00
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Judging Carriage Driving
by Sallie Walrond
A valuable handbook for judges, competitors, and spectators. A systematic
explanation of judging various driving classes, including donkeys, disabled
drivers, tandems, randems, coaching and horse driving trials. The judging
systems of the USA, Australia, New Zealand, and England are covered.
PB 118 pp.
#031-J0036 $24.95
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Standard References
for Traditional Drivers:
Long Island Carts (Meadowbrooks) and Runabouts
by the Carriage Association of America
First of a series designed to establish a standard turnout for carriages
most often used in pleasure driving today. Volume I focuses on Long
Island Carts, also known as Meadowbrooks, and Runabouts. It covers the
vehicle, harness, horse, driver, passengers, their dress and appointments.
PB 8 pp.
#012-3230 $5.00
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Standard References for
Traditional Drivers:
Dog Cart Phaeton and American Trap
by the Carriage Association of America
Volume II in this educational series focuses on the Dog-Cart Phaeton
and the American Trap. PB 8 pp.
#012-3254 $5.00
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Standard References for
Traditional Drivers:
Park Drag and Private Coach
by the Carriage Association of America
Volume III covers proper turnout for a Park Drag or Private Coach. PB
8 pp.
#012-3258 $5.00
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Standard References for
Traditional Drivers: Livery
by the Carriage Association of America
Volume IV describes the proper dress for grooms accompanying various
types of carriages. Tips for a country turnout are also included. PB
8 pp.
#012-3268 $5.00
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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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Standard References for
Traditional Drivers: Ladies’ Turnouts
by the Carriage Association of America
Volume 6 focuses on those carriages specifically designed for ladies
to drive. Information on proper harness, attire, appointments, and special
tips for women drivers are included. PB 12pp.
#012-3276 $5.00
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Standard References for
Traditional Drivers: Definitions
by the Carriage Association of America
Provides definitions and descriptions of harness and carriage parts
used in the CAA series above. PB 6 pp.
#012-3235 $5.00
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To the Nines
by Jennifer Chong
A practical guide that focuses on the details of preparing horse and
rider for competition. Although geared towards hunter/jumper, dressage
and eventing, all driving turnouts can also be improved and inspired
by the grooming and organizational approaches outlined here. Full of
helpful tips, techniques, and strategies that will make your goal of
showing a reality. PB 195pp.
#031-T1520 $19.95
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The Hungarian Driving Style
by Tibor Pettko-Szandtner von Felsodriethoma
The of the definitive manual on
the Hungarian style of carriage driving. Differences from the English
style include rein handling, style of harness, whip design, and vehicles.
In addition to the detailed information on Hungarian driving, this text
includes general information that will benefit any driver. HB 313 pp.
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Whips and
Whipmaking
by David Morgan
Although the art of braiding is the main focus of this book, an important
section is devoted to an English reprint from 1893 that details the
making and repair of holly driving whips. The design and construction
of thongs is also covered. Second Edition. PB 219 pp.
#031-W0644
$19.95
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Grooming to Win
by Susan Harris
A practical hands-on reference for preparing all show horses for the
ring. This revised third edition reflects current styles and
practices for every breed and discipline, including driving. Widely
considered to be the classic book on stable management. Spiral PB
344pp.
#031-G1489 $34.95
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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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Carriage Turnouts
by Carriage Association of America
The correct style of turnout appropriate for different types of carriages is detailed. Paint colors, upholstery, lamps, trim, harness, fittings, appointments, and suitability of horses are outlined. Proper dress for drivers, grooms, and passengers is discussed. This revised edition contains images from the CAA’s Carriage Identification Chart plus a table of pole and shaft dimensions. The classic reference for all drivers interested in preserving the traditions of the sport. PB 72pp.
#012-3433 $20.00
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