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101 Dressage Exercises for Horse & Rider by Jec Ballou

May 25, 2009 / Christophe Krowchuk / Recommended Books
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One of my all-time favorite exercise books, not so much for the exercises but rather for the way they are presented, described and organized. While most of the exercises in this book may be found elsewhere, Jec succeeds by not only explaining how the exercise is ridden but more importantly, why!

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Dressage, Exercises, Horse, Rider

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