The Horse

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Summary: The most useful reference I've owned
Review: I originally used this book as a college text, and now keep it in my library. The level of detail across a wide range of subjects (from hoof care to nutrition to parturition) is quite good. I can now look up all the obscure horse facts/details that I once knew by rote. It's worth the money.

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Summary: Excellent Resource Book
Review: The Horse is an excellent resource book that covers a number of important topics. The book is easy to read for the novice and should have a place on every horseman's bookshelf.

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Summary: Excellent reference for horse owners and instructors
Review: This book is on the approved review list for 4-H Hippology and Horse Bowl in New York State. It is an excellent source for reference for breeds, colors, feeding, anatomy, barn construction and management. It also offers an excellent source for learning about horse behavior, which is helpful to owners and trainers. It is an "adult" format and not geared for young readers. An must have addition for any horse library!

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Summary: One of the BEST!
Review: This book was recommended to me when I was attending college for Equine Studies. The book is great! A must for those who wish to know more indepth about the care of horses. Not for the novice. It was so nice to read a book that didn't spend most of the chapters on grooming and mounting. You won't find that here. The four authors are some of the best horsemen in the business and Anthony Borton was one of my professors. I highly recommend this book to anyone taking any Equine studies or anyone who wants to learn more than just the basics. (from physiology to genetics to feeding, etc.)

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Summary: One of the BEST!
Review: This book was recommended to me when I was attending college for Equine Studies. The book is great! A must for those who wish to know more indepth about the care of horses. Not for the novice. It was so nice to read a book that didn't spend most of the chapters on grooming and mounting. You won't find that here. The four authors are some of the best horsemen in the business and Anthony Borton was one of my professors. I highly recommend this book to anyone taking any Equine studies or anyone who wants to learn more than just the basics. (from physiology to genetics to feeding, etc.)

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Summary: Excellent wealth of knowledge!
Review: Very thorough and informative text book. Has everything from calculating inbreeding relationships to nutrition to leg disorders and foal care. Used for my University class. Precise and easy to comprehend.