Green cloth boards with black titles. Illustrated by Wendy Marchant. B&W illustrations throughout.

Grey cloth boards with dark grey decorations and titles. Illustrated by Corinne Boyd Dillon.

Equestrian poetry.

Phantom Horse series

#2 in the Phantom Horse series.

#2 in the Phantom Horse series.

Phantom is stolen and used to bait a trap for Jean. Who are the masked men with guns? What do they want with Jean? Can Phantom outrun a motor-bike and take his mistress to safety...?

Phantom is stolen and used to bait a trap for Jean. Who are the masked men with guns? What do they want with Jean? Can Phantom outrun a motor-bike and take his mistress to safety...?

Photo essay documenting a Bureau of Land Management wild horse gather in Northern California. Aimed at a youth or YA audience.

The story, in words and pictures, of three teenage girls -- the city riders of the title-whose mutual love of horses fueled their friendship. It sustains them as they balance the demands of schoolwork, chores, and the rigors of riding.

True story of the Standardbred trotting mare, Rosalind, who set two world records in the 1930s.

Chapters on the physiological response to exercise, adaptation to exercise, training responses, factors limiting performance, sprint vs. endurance exercise, disease and performance. Highly technical information.

Supplemental notes and articles from a seminar on the equine foot.\nContents:\n\nThe Blood Supply to the Horse's Foot by Janet Douglas, MA, VetMB, MRCVS\nCauses and Classifications of Laminitis by Robert A. Eustace, BVSc, Cert.EO, Cert.EP, FRCVS\nTreatment Regimes for Laminitis and Founder by Robert A. Eustace, BVSc, Cert.EO, Cert.EP, FRCVS\nOnchymycosis by Burney Chapman, CJF\nCurrent Research Update by Anne Negri, CJF\nNavicular Syndrome in the Horse by Tracy A. Turner, DVM, MS, DipL.ACVS

Notes and articles from a seminar on the Thoroughbred industry held at the Equine Research Centre, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. \n\nArticles include:\n - Breeding Thoroughbreds in a Volatile Market by Bernard McCormack (Windfields Farm)\n - Common Foot Problems of the Thoroughbred in Training by Dr. Ric Redden (International Equine Podiatry Center)\n - Equine Physical Therapy by Mimi Porter (Equine Therapy Co.)\n - Upper Airways by Dr. Huw Llewellyn (Abernant Veterinary Clinic)\n - Lower Airways by Susan Raymond and Dr. Andrew F. Clarke (Equine Research Centre)\n - Identifying the Cause of Breakdowns by Sharyn McKee (Equine Research Centre)\n - Factors to Consider When Assessing Your Barren Mare by Dr. Patrick Hearn (Windfields Farm)\n - Musculoskeletal Development of the Foal by Dr. Janet Douglas (Equine Research Centre)\n - Energy and the Performance Horse by Dr. Joe D. Pagan (Kentucky Equine Research)\n - Nebulisation: Entering a New Age in Treatment by Dr. Andrew F. Clarke (Equine Research Centre)

Articles and Notes from two seminars on Endurance Riding held at the Equine Research Centre at University of Guelph\n\nArticles include:\n\nFocus on Endurance I\n\nThermoregulation and Electrolyte Management in the Endurance Horse by Dr. Kerry J. Ridgway\nBuilding Endurance Through Nutrition by Gayla Pollack-Lipsom\nPlasma Electrolyte Levels on Endurance Horses at Competition by Gayle L. Ecker\nThe Vet Check by Dr. Art King\nConditioning After a Layoff by Gayle L. Ecker\nThe Heart Rate Monitor: A Valuable Addition to the Trainer's Toolbox by Gayle L. Ecker\n\n\nFocus on Endurance II\n\nFor the Equine Athlete Running and Breathing are Not Trivial Matters by Jerry R. Gillespie\nSlow Horses: I'm Running As Fast As I Can! A Look at Fluid and Ion Losses in Endurance Horses by Gayle L. Ecker and Michael I. Lindinger\nFast Horses: More Than One Way to Lose! Fluid and Ion Balance During Cross-country Events by by Gayle L. Ecker and Michael I. Lindinger\nThumpers Et Al: A Selection of Case Studies\nAerobic Fitness and Trained State in Eventing Horses\nEndurance by by Gayle L. Ecker and Michael I. Lindinger\n\nSupplement\n\nGetting Horses Loaded: The Smart Way! Methods of Supplementing Fluid and Ions for the Exercising Equine by Gayle L. Ecker\nAn Update on Supplementing Fluid and Ion Losses in the Endurance Horse by Gayle L. Ecker

Horse Lovers' Library

Donkey tales.

The story of Mary King and King William, the World's most successful eventing partnership.

Green cloth boards with white titles on spine. Charming portraits of horses the author has owned or known. Vian Smith had a lovely way of portraying horses and the people who love them.