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1 comments about So Far, So Good.

1. So Far, So Good is a superb read. It is the autobiography of Mark Todd, New Zealand's equestrian icon, and international event rider of the century.

   It is fascinating to read of his early life in New Zealand, and of the sheer hard work and detirmination of his early years on the international three-day eventing scene.

   This book also reflects the early years of New Zealand eventing, as Todd and his contemporaries were the forefront of a wave of New Zealanders who have since dominated the international circuit for over a decade.

   Todd has a relaxed 'one-to-one' writing style, and is not afraid to state his opinions. I enjoyed this aspect of So Far So Good the most, as it is rare for riders who are still involved in the sport to make their opinions known so widely, for fear of controversy. Not that Todd is in any way vindictive or spiteful, merely that he writes about the way he sees things, without fear of offence.

   Readers do not need to be involved in Equestrian sport to enjoy this book, as Todd is an inspiration to any person who wants to be inspired to succeed in their field, whilst still retain their values and sense of place.

1 comments about The Performance Horse: A Photographic Tribute.

1. Featuring the incredible photography of David R. Stoecklein, The Performance Horse is a visually stunning tribute to man's equine companions, celebrating horses in racing, sports, rodeos and championships the world over. Insightful captions and commentaries by Jennifer Forsberg Meyer enhances this largely pictorial capturing of the partnership and sometimes rivalry between man and animal. The Performance Horse is enthusiastically highly recommended for horse fanciers, and would make an "Memorial Fund" acquisition choice for academic or community libraries.

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1 comments about Your Horse's Teeth (Allen Photographic Guides).

1. Up until I got this book the teeth were such a strange and misunderstood thing for me. I learned in 4-h and college about them , sure but until I could have it explained with lots of pictures and in depth explanations did it ever make any sense at all. I never realized how important tooth care was to a horse or even how their teeth worked. And let's not even get started on that whole weird telling horses' ages by their teeth thing!! Finally after 20-some years I UNDERSTAND!!!

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