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"The Lady and Her Horse: Being Hints Selected from Various Sources and Compiled into a System of Equitation" by T.A. Jenkins offers a fascinating glimpse into historical horsemanship. This carefully prepared print edition presents timeless principles of equitation, suitable for anyone interested in understanding traditional riding techniques.
Explore the art of horse training and the nuances of equestrianism as understood in a bygone era. Drawing from a variety of sources, this book compiles a comprehensive system designed to improve your riding skills and deepen your understanding of the relationship between horse and rider.
Whether you're an experienced equestrian or simply fascinated by the history of horsemanship, "The Lady and Her Horse" provides valuable insights into the timeless art of equitation. Discover the enduring wisdom contained within these pages and gain a new appreciation for the partnership between lady and horse.
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