books by Western Horseman     books:       Ride the Journey (Western Horseman Books)5 reviews Chris Cox, Cynthia McFarland Western Horseman, 2008 Really Ride! Ride the Journey by Chris Cox with Cynthia McFarland presents Chris' way with horses, excellent photos, basic training ideas and troubleshooting. Those who are familiar with Chris Cox horsemanship may want to know "How does he do that?" This book goes into detail of what Chris' methods and philosophies entail. He begins with his history so we can understand some of the influences on his riding ...             Horseman's Scrapbook: His Handy Hints Combined in Our Handy Reference5 reviews Randy Steffen Western Horseman Book, 1986 Im a horseman The book was introduced to me by a next door neighbor. I found that once i picked it up i couldnt set it down. I was amazed at the endless ideas in this wonderful book. As a horseman myself im always looking for ways to make new stuff, and fix old stuff. To my suprise i had most of the stuff on hand, and having a machines shop at my home i spent more time in the shop. My neighbor and myself have ...             First Horse: The Complete Guide for the First-Time Horse Owner3 reviews Fran Devereux Smith Western Horseman, 2003 Do you want to learn abour horses? I borrowed this book from the public library along with many others on the same subject. After reading through it rapidly, I decided to buy it right away.I plan on studying it in details. We do live around horses and ranches.I do ride horses on trails;I love being around horses,I love riding them but they still remain a bit of a mystery to me.The local rancher or cowboy took care of them,got ...             Starting Colts: Catching / Sacking Out / Driving / First Ride / First 30 Days / Loading4 reviews Mike Kevil Western Horseman, 2003 Great Information, good pictures, step by step process. This book has given me the knowledge to start my colt off myself saving me hundreds of dollars on professional training. The step by step process and the pictures are very informational. I like that there are pictures to show what exactly they are doing. The author shows that not all horses are a "dream" to train and shows that some do protest to what is being done. It is a true ...             Western Horsemanship: The Complete Guide to Riding the Western Horse4 reviews Richard Shrake Western Horseman, 2002 Western Horsemanship For any rider who wants to improve their skills, this book is a must. All of the fine details; from leg placement and hand positioning to choosing and caring for the right equipment, are covered in an easy to read format. The photos are excellent examples of what Richard Shrake is explaining. If you are showing your horse or riding for pleasure, there is much to learn from this book.             Roofs and Rails: How To Plan and Build Your Ideal Horse Facility4 reviews Gavin Ehringer Western Horseman, 2002 A terrific book! Mr. Ehringer's fine book helped me build the horse facility of my dreams in southeastern Wyoming. It exhaustively covered virtually every topic I needed to learn about. Three cheers for Gavin Ehringer and his fine work!             Cutting (Western Horseman Books)4 reviews Leon Harrel Western Horseman, 2002 First-rate book by a first-rate horseman Written by a two-time winner of the National Cutting Horse Association's Futurity and member of the NCHA Hall of Fame, Leon Harrell's folksy and illuminating cutting horse text is an excellent introduction to this sport. Harrell addresses the basic concerns of the novice cutter (and those who are wondering whether this is the sport for them at all) in understandable and clear terms. He offers ...             Barrel Racing (Western Horseman Books)10 reviews Sharon Camarillo Western Horseman, 1985 Sharon Camarillo is a great barrel racer & excellent teacher This is one of my favorite barrel racing books! I have owned it for years and refer back to it often when I need to "tune up". I've had the opportunity to attend a few of Sharon Camarillo's clinics and she has written two of the best barrel racing books out today! She is not only a great barrel racer but a absolutely fabulous teacher! Her books give clear easy to read instruction with great ...             Legends: Outstanding Quarter Horse Stallions and Mares (Volume 1)9 reviews Diane Simmons Western Horseman, 2002 Trace the ancestry of your horse This book provided the ancestry of the horses that started the American Quarterhorse breed. It was fun to take my horses' lineage and be able to trace it all the way back to the original King Ranch horses. I found out why my horse has such hard feet, why she likes to run so much, and found that she is the spitting image of one of her ancestors. I could hear the stories of her great ...             Ride Smart: Improve Your Horsemanship Skills on the Ground and in the Saddle (Western Horseman Books)6 reviews Craig Cameron Western Horseman, 2004 Wonderful read. I've learned a lot from this great book. The user comment made before mine is an excellent review. Big beautiful pictures, clear understandable information, and plently of down-to-earth lessons. Craig has taught me unforgetable things on my relationship with any horse I come to know and work with. GREAT BOOK.             Team Roping3 reviews Leo Camarillo Western Horseman, 1983 great for the beginner or the roper who needs help i found this book at a time in my roping career where as most people get sometimes think they know it all and this book really helped me get back to the fundimentals and greatly improved my times, it also helped me with heeling where i was self taught and fairly concistent i am now as good a heeler as i am a header (almost). the book braught me back to the fundimentals, i think if it helped me it ...             Western Training Theory & Practice (A Western Horseman Book, A Guide to Successful Training Based on ...2 reviews Jack Brainard, Peter Phinny Western Horseman, Inc., 1994 A well written book! Jack Brainard gives great advice when buying a western prospect, and training the horse. His many years of experience are certainly shown in this book!             Bacon & Beans Ranch-Country Recipes2 reviews Western Horseman Inc., 2001 Old West cooking A trip back into the Old West. Learning how to cook like the chuck wagon cooks did, whether it's Dutch oven, Pit cooking, or cooking by campfire...it's all there! Cooking for one or two up to a thousand, whatever you wish! Great ideas about how things have been done in the past in handling food, even alternative refrigeration without electricity in the hot Arizona summer days. Great variety of ...             Legends 3: Outstanding Quarter Horse Stallions and Mares2 reviews Jim Goodhue, Frank Holmes, ... Western Horseman, 2002 Legends:Outstanding Quarter Horse Stallions and Mares This is and excellent book in a series of four (so far) about sires and dams of significance in the Quarter Horse Breed. I learned about the horses from birth to death, successes and failures and the people in their lives. A pedigree is provided, and links are made from ancestors and offspring. I found it an excellent reference tool and enjoyed reading it. Another well written book from ...             A bit of information: Texan Greg Darnall discusses bits and bitting1 review Fran Devereux Smith Western Horseman, 1996 A discussion of bits and bitting from a horseman/bitmaker. This author who is both a horseman and bitmaker uses his knowledge of bit materials and design and bitting theories as well as his firsthand experience in using these to give an informative review of bitting advice. Even the American Quarter Horse Association studies his rules about bits and he also serves on the board of the National Reining Horse Association. He also gave a bits and bitting ...             Legends, Volume 73 reviews Western Horseman Western Horseman, 2006 A must This is a real nice book, interesting an full of hard to find pictures, a must for quarter horse people.             Calf Roping: The World Champion's Guide For Winning Runs1 review Roy Cooper Western Horseman, 2002 I love calf roping and I love this book. Iloved that somebody wrote a book about calf roping and the person that did is one of my rodeo heros. It's a wonderful book to learn about calf roping and could not have been written by a better person.             Rodeo Legends: Twenty Extraordinary Athletes of America's Sport (Western Horseman Books)2 reviews Gavin Ehringer Western Horseman, 2003 Rodeo Legends My son has really enjoyed reading about the various people and events that they pursue in this book. Interesting to read.             Win With Bob Avila: Beyond Training, Mentoring from a World Champion Horseman3 reviews Juli Thorson Western Horseman, 2002 A fine equestrian instructional for serious riders. A fine equestrian instructional and highly recommended picks for those with more than a casual interest in the sport, Juli S. Thorson's Win With Bob Avila teaches riders how to become champions. From succeeding as a trainer or competitor to understanding horses and building a team which can compete effectively, this provides practical competition savvy for riders. A highly recommended pick.             Ranch Roping: A Practical Guide to Traditional Roping (Western Horseman Books)2 reviews Western Horseman, Inc., 2002 Advice from Buck Brannaman This 40-page booklet is aimed at working cowboys, and others, who want to learn how to handle a rope in real working situations. 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