“I feel proud to see my riders go further than I have …. I feel very proud to be part of their journey” Jo Winfield

For a child, having their own pony is impossibly exciting. For a parent, however, it can be both a challenge and a huge responsibility. Even the smallest pony can quickly become unmanageable unless he is handled and cared for correctly. This comprehensive and practical guide assumes no prior knowledge of the subject and aims to provide first-time owners with straightforward information and advice.

Published in Association with the British Horse Society by Jennie Loreston Clarke with Foreword by Jo Winfield

Lungeing and Long-Reining, published in association with The British Horse Society, is a step-by-step guide to training, exercising and suppling horses from the ground, written by Britain’s leading exponent of the art.

This is the only official and recommended revision guide for students studying for the BHS Stages 1, 2, and 3 examinations and the Preliminary Teaching Test. Written by a British Horse Society Exams Assessor, the book provides students with essential reminders of what the examiner will be looking for and how to prepare for the questions being posed. It is designed to be used in association with the other course books in the series and is based on the most recent syllabus.

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This book aims to guide the reader through preparing for and competing at their first event. Advice is given on making a critical assessment for a horse, and evaluating its strengths and weaknesses as a potential event horse. The book covers how to build on what your horse is naturally capable of achieving, with a view to putting together a suitable training plan for all phases of eventing.

I hope you enjoy the read, Jo ~ Buy Here

Jo and her colleagues at Hartpury featured in a series, called Succeed With Science, in the Horse and Rider magazine.

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