The USPC Guide to Conformation, Movement and Soundness BadgerBooks followed by A Leg at

followed by A Leg at Each Corner in ‘61

and many photographs

when his father helps him shoe his first horse

History shows that some extraordinary riding masters were radically different in their theories: Riders physical characteristics and differences in horse breeding have influenced Riding Masters leaving us a rich history of techniques with which to educate our horses properly

The USPC Guide to Conformation, Movement and Soundness BadgerBooks followed by A Leg atAuthor Susan E. Harris The USPC Guide to Conformation, Movement and Soundness clearly explains and illustrates good, functional conformation and movement, faulty movement, conformation defects, blemishes and unsoundnesses, their causes, and how they affect the horse. This guide will be helpful to Pony Club and 4 H members, instructors, horse owners, and anyone interested in learning about evalulating horses' conformation, soundness and way of moving.