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Rediscover the wisdom of a master horseman in "A New Illustrated Edition of J. S. Rarey's Art of Taming Horses." This meticulously prepared edition revives J. S. Rarey's classic guide to horsemanship, offering timeless insights into animal taming and equestrianism. Explore the techniques and principles that made Rarey a legend, with the original lectures delivered at the Round House included for comprehensive understanding.
Beyond basic training, this edition delves into animal psychology, offering practical advice applicable to a range of equestrian activities. The additional chapters on horsemanship and hunting provide valuable instruction, especially beneficial for young or timid riders seeking to build confidence and skill.
Whether you're an experienced rider or just beginning your journey, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into historical methods of horse training. Explore the foundations of animal husbandry through Rarey's time-tested approach to understanding and connecting with horses. A cornerstone of equestrian literature, this edition preserves a valuable resource for anyone passionate about horses and their care.
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