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	1 Morris, George H.; Foreword By Gordon Wright George H. Morris Teaches Beginners To Ride A Clinic for Instructors, Parents and Students NY Doubleday 1981 0385142269 / 9780385142267 Fifth Printing Quarter Bound Cloth Fine Near Fine Photographs  Negligible surface wear to edges of pictorial dj in new mylar. Book appears unread. The definitive guide for anyone wanting to start out riding correctly.  Price: 50.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart
	2 Morris, George H.; Foreword By Gordon Wright George H. Morris Teaches Beginners To Ride A Clinic for Instructors, Parents and Students NY Doubleday 1981 0385142269 / 9780385142267 Third Printing Quarter Bound Cloth Fine Near Fine Photographs  Negligible surface wear to edges of pictorial dj in new mylar. Book appears unread. The definitive guide for anyone wanting to start out riding correctly.  Price: 75.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart
	3 Morris, George; Foreword By Gordon Wright George Morris Teaches Beginners To Ride CT The Lyons Press 2006 0385142269 / 9780385142267 Second Printing Hard Cover Fine Fine Photographs  Brilliant square sharp black hardcover in mint, glossy unclipped dj in new mylar. 128 profusely illust pages. Packed with 'georgeisms' to help any young rider develop the rock solid foundation this world reknown instructor drums in to all his pupils.  Price: 20.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart
	4 Wright, Gordon; and The United States Equestrian Team Horsemanship. A Primer for the Novice; A Guidepost for the More Advanced, A Source of Review for the Expert. NF 1st ED/HB/SLIPCASE VT Privately Published; Printed By The Vermont Printing Co. 1958 First Edition Hard Cover Near Fine Slipcased Slipcased Hardcover Savitt, Sam  Near fine hardcover in white/blue striped paper covered boards with faux burgundy leather spine and bright gilt title. Edge of page block slightly soiled. 148 glossy pages are crisp and unmarked Includes near fine gray slipcase with two glossy illustrated moderately foxed plates on each side. Spine end sunned, no splits on slipcase, only light shelfwear. A very collectible and presentable copy of a foundation volume on horsemanship from one of the most solid trainers to ever sit on a horse. Mr. Wright was born in Goshen, Utah, Feb 28th 1902. He started his career as a horseman punching cows and riding rodeo. In 1927 he came to New York with the World Series Rodeo and decided to stay. His rodeo winnings were enough to purchase a stable and take his first jumping lessons from Col. J. W. Wofford at West Point. From that time on Mr. Wright's skill and teaching ability have become known to the world. Pupils have come to him from many different countries, and his book, Learning To Ride, Hunt & Show, made record sales. For the comparative novice, Gordon Wright has written a book which can set his feet correctly upon the path to riding proficiency. For the more advanced, it can serve as a check and a solid guidepost. And for the expert it enjoys the virtue of being a worthwhile source of review and reference. Our books are cleaned and mylar changed on dj's whenever possible. We gift wrap every book at no charge. Offered from a five star, full-time professional bookseller and proud members of the Virginia Antiquarian Booksellers Association. Satisfaction guarenteed.  Price: 85.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart
	5 Wright, Gordon Learning to Ride, Hunt and Show NY Doubleday 1960 Possible First Hard Cover Very Good + Very Good Savitt, Sam  Lovely beige cloth with bright gilt horse and rider on front cover. 124 pgs. Slight watermark on front board lower edge and foot of spine, slight watermarks (barely noticable) on illustrated endpapers, text unaffected. Professionally reproduced color dj in new mylar shows the early image of two riders jumping side by side over a coop, pairs class style. Has a light watermark on backstrip and tiny chips but displays well. Classic, comprehensive work by this much-loved and respected teacher.  Price: 22.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart
	6 Wright, Gordon Learning to Ride, Hunt and Show. NY Doubleday 1966 Reprint Hard Cover Near Fine Very Good Savitt, Sam  Lovely beige cloth with bright gilt horse and rider on front cover. Former copy of William Lay, MFH of Oakbrook Hounds, IL with his name/addy stamp on illustrated frt pastdn. 1 inch closed tear on foot of one page unaffecting text. 124 pgs. Professionally reproduced color dj in new mylar shows the three stages of form of a horse going over a jump. DJ has old price sticker, light age toning at extremities of white background panels of dj and few micro chips but displays well. Classic, comprehensive work by this much-loved and respected teacher.  Price: 16.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart