Horseback Riding Books

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101 Arena Exercises

This book by award-winning author Cherry Hill is a one of a kind equestrian workbook.  It contains exercises suitable for both English and Western riders.  The reader will progress from simple skills like the "working walk and jog" to the more advanced "two squares" and "flying change".

• Author: Cherry Hill
• 8 1/2 X 11" soft cover
• Illustrations throughout
• 224 Pages
• $23.95
• Item # BK16

Trail Riding - Train, Prepare, Pack Up & Hit the Trail

Rhonda Hart Poe's book "Trail Riding", is a complete manual of everything you need to know before riding off in the great outdoors.  The book helps you evaluate a trail mount, choose equipment and packing up.  You'll learn how to deal with wild animals, unexpected weather, poisonous plants, and trail emergencies.

• Author: Rhonda Hart Poe
• 8 1/2 x 10 7/8" soft cover
• Illustrations throughout
• 320 Pages
• $19.95
• Item # BK19

The Rider's Problem Solver

Enhance your riding experience with encouragement from riding clinician Jessica Jahiel.  Jahiel draw's on real-life rider's questions and addresses a full range of common concerns from mounting up to competing with confidence.

• Author: Jessica Jahiel PhD.
• 6 X 9" soft cover
• Illustrations throughout
• 384 Pages
• $19.95
• Item # BK33

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Ride The Right Horse

A compatible personality is the single most desirable quality in a horse, yet it is much harder to assess than conformation or gait.  This book shows how to identify the four major equine personality types (and their combinations and variation) so that you can understand and work harmoniously and successfully with your horse.

• Author: Yvonne Barteau
• 6 1/4 x 9 1/4" soft cover
• Photographs and Illustrations throughout
• 300 Pages
• $24.95
• ISBN: 978-1-58017-662-0
• Item # BK127