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Price: $18.00
Publisher: Millwood, NY, Breakthrough Publications: 1986
Seller Id: 46713
ISBN: 0914327011
Condition: Very Good
Second printing 1986 by Breakthrough Pubs, NY. Originally published 1980 by A. S. Barnes and Co. Inc. Straight and solid hardcover in embossed paper (to look lightly dimpled, like leather), with barely brushed lower tips and spine ends. Tips still sharp. Not exlib, no names, tears or soil inside the 173 pp text. Un-clipped, (and unpriced) white background color photo illustrated dust jacket slightly yellowed at periphery, a smidge of an abrasion at lower fore-edge of frt panel and a short, crescent shaped closed tear at head of rear dj panel. Internally crisp and unmarked. A step-by-ste... View more info
By: United States Combined Training Association
Price: $28.00
Publisher: United States Combined Training Association: 1965
Edition: Revised Edition
Seller Id: 37232
Condition: Near Fine
Brilliant copy in grey/green paperback illustrated covers with very light age-toning along back strirp. The page block is held in with a metal slide/clamp as published, text tight and bright. Comprehensive review of the why's and wherefores, what to do and what not of the USCTA. Laid in is a leaflet, Extract from U.S.C.T.A. Manual - Section 19 the 1966 Dressage Tests for Approved Horse Trials. For training Division A.H.S.A. First Level Test 2, For Preliminary Division A.H.S.A. First Level Test 2/ For Intermediate Division A.H.S.A. Second Level Test 2/ For Open Division A.H.S.A. Third Level Tes... View more info
By: US Olympic Team
Price: $25.00
Publisher: 2004
Seller Id: DVD34882
Condition: Very Good
As new DVD in snap case. 120 min run time. View more info
By: USDF
Price: $18.00
Publisher: NE, United States Dressage Federation, Inc: 1990
Edition: First Edition
Seller Id: 27774
Condition: Fine
Gift quality 16 pg booklet packed with illustrations and info on how to hold your own dressage competition. How to organize schooling competitions, unrecognized, non-threatening, inexpensive, fun and educational dressage competitions. Includes: Intro, Dressage Competition Basics, Types of Dressage Competitions, Classes, Ride-and-Review, Organization, The Committee, Personnel, Budget, Fund-Raising, Insurance, Facility, Volunteers, Prize List, Dressage Tests, Judges, Awards, Processing Entries, Scheduling, Planning the Schedule, Equipment Needed, Competition Grounds, A Good Scribe, Secrets of Sc... View more info
By: Wilde, Louise Mills; Foreword By Hilda Gurney
Price: $10.00
Publisher: CA, A.S. Barnes & Company, Inc.: 1982
Edition: First Edition
Seller Id: 31509
ISBN: 0498024407
Condition: Fine
Splendid 1st edition hardcover in brown leatherette boards with bright gilt titles. Negligible color loss to still sharp tips. Appears unread. 291 pp. Unclipped dj in new mylar has a 1" crescent shaped chip at head of rear panel. A comprehensive reference on dressage for the student, trainer, or instructor, with illuminating excerpts from the works of numerous experts. View more info
By: Willcox, Shelia
Price: $12.00
Publisher: London, Pelham Books: 1973
Edition: First Edition
Seller Id: 45839
ISBN: 0720707005
Condition: Fine
First edition hardcover in brown paper covered boards with sharp tips and barely bumped spine ends. No names, tears or soil. 160 pp gift quality volume in fine unclipped dj in new mylar. Illustrated with 49 b/w photos and 20 line illustrations including ring diagrams and charts. Clearly written in layman's terms for anybody who aspires to train their own mount to win at three-day-eventing or wants to really enjoy being a spectator or groom. View more info
By: Wofford, James C
Price: $65.00
Publisher: NY, Doubleday & Co. Inc.: 1995
Edition: Fourth Printing
Inscription: Signed by Author(s)
Seller Id: 26811
ISBN: 0385425201
Condition: Fine
Brand new copy in new dj. Signed by Jim Wofford on title page. 257 pp. Using the same down-to-earth style that has made his eventing clinics so popular, Wofford uses his book to instruct you on what to look for when selecting a mount to compete in the three-day event, and shares his thoughts on the usefulness of various equipment and tack. He then goes on to give a detailed explanation of how to train for the three segments of competition: Dressage, Cross Country, and Show Jumping. Conditioning, of course, is of the utmost importance in this sport. Wofford conditioning program and his adv... View more info
