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The Horse and His Rider

By Francis Bond Head

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover the timeless connection between humans and horses through the eyes of a seasoned rider, as he shares practical wisdom for mastering the art of horsemanship beyond sport.

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2020-08-17
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Summary

"The Horse and His Rider" by Sir Francis Bond Head is a book dedicated to the art of riding, written in the 1800s. The writing blends hands-on tips for riding and taking care of horses with thoughtful looks into the connection between people and horses. The book starts with the author explaining how horses have always been important to people. Although he is not a sportsman, he shares his knowledge that comes from years of riding and observing horses. The author explains that horses are brave and act on instinct, and knowing this helps a rider work together with the horse. The book aims to help everyday riders get more enjoyment from their time in the saddle.

About the Author

Sir Francis Bond Head, 1st Baronet KCH PC was Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada during the rebellion of 1837.

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