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Understanding
The Young Horse
Les Sellnow
Training a young horse can be a daunting prospect for
the nonprofessional horse owner. How early should you
start working with the horse? How often should the horse
be handled? What kind of techniques should be used? In
Understanding the Young Horse, Les Sellnow,
a lifelong horseman with a diverse background in various
equestrian disciplines, provides a breaking and training
guide that can be used and understood by horse owners
of all levels.
Using
the "building block" method, Sellnow shows how
horses, right from birth, can be trained in a patient
and consistent manner to respond to their owner or handler.
Sellnow traces the steps taken in putting on a foal's
first halter to leading, to dealing with the trauma of
weaning. From there, the author discusses breaking, then
riding the young horse.
Les
Sellnow is also the author of Understanding
Equine Lameness and Happy
Trails: Your Complete Guide to Fun and Safe Trail Riding.
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Softcover
6 x 9
118 pages
8-page color photo well
Product #B11-1035
List Price: $16.95
ISBN: 1-58150-038-6

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