Anatomy of the Horse

Rating:
Summary: Excellent Resource
Review: As an Equine Massage therapist I use this book exclusively. The illustations are clear and is a great resource for my clients. I have owned this book for years and consistantly refer to it.

Rating:
Summary: A little disappointed
Review: My first impression was - oh , how disappointing. Although the book does indeed provide many, may drawings of anatomy and detailed views of important tendons and ligaments I found some of the work a little 'amateurish' in that the overall shape of the horse was sometimes lost, so that it took several attempts to work out how the picture you were looking at actually fitted in to the horse's anatomy.

Rating:
Summary: A little disappointed
Review: My first impression was - oh , how disappointing. Although the book does indeed provide many, may drawings of anatomy and detailed views of important tendons and ligaments I found some of the work a little 'amateurish' in that the overall shape of the horse was sometimes lost, so that it took several attempts to work out how the picture you were looking at actually fitted in to the horse's anatomy.

Rating:
Summary: Excellent
Review: This book breaks down the vast amount of information related to equine anatomy. Each part is taken in sections and clearly labelled. Both the appendicular and axial skeletons are examined. Great for experienced and beginners alike!