The horse-lover's encyclopedia : A-to-Z guide

The horse-lover's encyclopedia A-to-Z guide

Book - 2017

From braids to breeds, fetlocks to forelocks, and gaits to gates, this comprehensive A-to-Z guide will help you understand and master the vast, colorful, and precise world of horses. More than 1,700 entries cover such wide-ranging topics as attire, tack, facilities, health and safety, riding styles, and competition.--COVER.

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Subjects
Horses > Encyclopedias.
Horsemanship > Encyclopedias.
Horse breeds > Encyclopedias.
Illustrated works.
Encyclopedias.
Genres
Illustrated works
Encyclopedias
Published
North Adams, MA : Storey Publishing [2017]
Language
English
Edition
Second edition
Item Description
Includes index.
Revised edition of: Storey's horse-lover's encyclopedia / edited by Deborah Burns. c2001.
Physical Description
xi, 419 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 28 cm
ISBN
9781612126784
9781612126821
  • AAEP to Azteca
  • Back at the knee to Buzkashi
  • Cadence to CVI
  • Dales pony to dwarf horse
  • Ear nets to eyes
  • Face brush to futurities
  • Gag bits to gymnasticize
  • Habronemiasis to hyperkalemic periodic paralysis (HYPP)
  • Icelandic horse to ivermectin
  • Jaw, conformation of to Jutland
  • Kabardin to knots
  • Lactic acid to lyme disease
  • Maclay equitation finals to mythology, the horse in
  • Nails, for horseshoes to nutrition
  • Oat hay, cautions to oxyuris equi
  • Pace to pyrantel tartrate (strongid c)
  • Quagga to quittor
  • Rabicano to rust
  • Sable Island horse to synthetic tack
  • Tack to Typey
  • Udder to uveitis
  • Vaccinations to VS (vesicular stomatitis)
  • Wagon train treks to worming
  • Xylazine to zorse.
Review by Library Journal Review

This update to the original 2000 edition contains more than 1,700 entries-as well as photos and drawings of running, jumping, and gamboling horses, equipment, and anatomy-on just about every page. The shortest entries are a single sentence, and most are between a paragraph and a page or more in length. Haas writes horse-themed fiction for young readers and has a pleasing and direct style in this nonfiction endeavor. She covers English and Western riding, the history of the horse, some basic equine medical issues, training terminology, and details about horse breeds and coloration. -VERDICT An ideal addition for any children's or adult reference section. © Copyright 2017. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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