How using cavalletti can improve your horse in dressage and jumping
Don’t miss this book, which has been republished for a fourth time, with some fantastic new exercises to try
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Go to the latest equestrian books
Horse & Hound brings you details of the most recent equestrian books to be published.
From top riders’ autobiographies to factual books on training and veterinary topics to equestrian novels for adults and children, we have them here.
Books can make a great gifts for birthdays or Christmas, so check out the latest additions. Perhaps you know someone who would like to read Andrew Nicholson, AP McCoy or Carl Hester’s latest book? They are all listed below.
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Six years in the making: life in the famous Scudamore racing dynasty revealed in new book
A book full of fun anecdotes and an interesting insight into racing across three generations
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Want to teach your horse grand prix movements from the ground? Take a look at this…
Check out this new book, which explains how you can train dressage movements from the ground
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‘Oh God, this is going to hurt’ — the story of one man’s quest to set up his own pack of hounds (and more)
Find out why, if you're a lover of the countryside and all things hunting, you need to get your hands on a copy of this book...
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The romantic crime thriller with a horsey storyline that you need on your radar...
Are you on the lookout for a book to curl up with on dark, cold winter nights? Or perhaps a Christmas gift for a horse lover in your life? Well, Sky Dancer, which was released recently, could be the answer
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‘From Nags to Numbnuts: A Skint Dressage Daddy’s Guide to Horses, Horse People & Horse Sports’
Are you looking for a horsey-themed book that will make you (and your non-horsey family and friends) laugh out loud? Read on...
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Horses as you might never have seen them before...
This new book is a celebration of the “ever-so-British” passion – almost all of the stunning images were shot over the past six years at various manors and estates around Britain
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Fifty Shades of Hay: The Extraordinary World of Racehorse Names
To all the horses who have risen above the silly names they have been given and to those owners who have given their horses jolly good names” — this is the acknowledgement written by David Ashforth, the author of this newly released book
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‘The man with no fear’: the story of how a man’s love of horses, safari and Africa tragically ended in his murder
Life On The Edge documents how one man was determined to live life to the full — a story of compassion, conservation and, ultimately, tragedy
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‘The lights were on, but there was no one at home’: ex-jockey George Baker on his life after horror fall
In his new book, the former top jockey reveals his journey after the horror fall which left him with serious head injuries
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The new book every horsey child needs to read — Sweetbriars: Leaving the City
Eleven-year-old Scarlett Owen reviews this book by Hollie Anne Marsh, perfect for any pony mad child
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‘We can't leave you alone on a horse for five minutes’: the real-life struggle of one man trying to make it in the horse world
In The Middle Are The Horsemen is a book newly written by Tik Maynard, where the international athlete and equestrian bares his soul to the world
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Help! My horse is a ‘wiggleworm’! How to improve your horse’s straightness
Ride Better with Christoph Hess, is a new book, out now, which is full of helpful tips and pieces of advice for riders and their horses whether they are interested in dressage, eventing or showjumping. Here’s a sneak peek
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When is the right time to buy a pony for your child?
In her new book Pony care: A complete guide to buying and caring for your first pony, Alison Pocklington looks at what you need to consider before taking the plunge and buying a pony for your child
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‘On this yard I’m God, and God says we’re here ready to feed at 6am’: the real life of a stable lass
From brutally long hours, interesting characters (both human and equine), falling in love with horses to the jockeys starving themselves, wealthy owners and the indescribable grief of losing a horse, Stable Lass is a must-read this summer
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Charlotte Dujardin’s autobiography: an informal ‘chat’ with the Olympic champion
Find out what our reviewer thought of one of the most highly anticipated autobiographies of an equestrian and pre-order your copy now from just £10
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The Jumping Game: expert insight into all areas of horsemanship
If you've ever dreamed of gaining insights from some of Britain and Ireland’s most experienced horsemen and women, then read on...
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12 equestrian books to bring out your inner bibliophile
Whether you’re on the train, on a plane or on the beach or just want to cosy up at home with a great read, we bring our selection of horsey books available on Kindle
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9 equestrian audiobooks you can listen to on the go
No time to sit down with good book? Then this selection of equestrian-themed audiobooks maybe just the answer as you can listen to them while you work
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The Lost War Horses of Cairo: a moving tribute to Dorothy Brooke’s passion
Grant Hayter-Menzies chronicles the life of Dorothy Brooke, founder of international equine welfare charity Brooke, and her efforts to relieve the suffering of former war horses in Egypt
