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Dressage

This section covers Dressage and Classical Riding plus the 'Great Masters' - Books written before 1900 and reprinted.

Schooling Horses In-Hand by Richard Hinrichs		QTY:
	German trainer Richard Hinrichs, an acknowledged expert on schooling in-hand, presents his training programme showing how schooling from the ground builds trust, obedience, and balance in the horse. He clearly demonstrates that in-hand work is an excellent way of supporting and complementing work under saddle and can be especially helpful for riders striving to achieve the higher level movements for dressage competition. HB, Colour Photos + Illustrated, 160 pages. Dressage.

Training with Bits Western & English by William G. Langdon		QTY:
	Complete Bitting Chart Included.  Training with bits - Bitting techniques to make training understandable for the horse.  This is a working manual for the horseman that wants to expand his knowledge on the science of using and training with bits. Proper bitting helps train horses, it makes the training more understandable for the horse, and they learn faster and are quieter. In addition, many problems can be cured through the proper use of bits and this will help many horses. If you like improving and helping horses and learning about bits, you will like this manual. It has taken me about 45 years of training, and something over 500 head of horses 'reined out' , to develop what I am presenting in this manual. The ideas here are not difficult and the results are really overwhelmingly good for the horses.  PB Spiral Bound, Brilliantly Illustrated, 100 pages. English, Western, Re-training, Bits, Difficult horses. If you are seriously training horses then you NEED this book!!!!!!