If I Were To Train A Horse
$35.00
In this book, Jack Brainard, legendary horse trainer, breeder, and judge, shares his valuable horse experience and knowledge with the world. Brainard has shown, bred, and trained horses for over 50 years, and in this book he discusses his knowledge of horsemanship focused on the understanding of the horse’s mind. This book is an excellent read for anyone interested in learning about classical horsemanship, as well as some aspects of equine history, anatomy, psychology, and philosophy.
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