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Museler's classic text offers not only a wealth of practical knowledge and experience but also the theoretical tools that can transform the experienced rider into the classical equestrian ideal - an 'artist on horseback'."

202 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1969

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Wilhelm Müseler

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313 reviews5 followers
January 19, 2022
This is a re-read for me. I read it many years ago and decided it was a classic. This time around, not quite sure. The author’s answer to everything is bracing the back. He disapproves of many training aids, like side reins. I do concur with his cross-training ideas. All in all, I would say there are a few good tips for improving riding here and there. It took me a long time to get through it because I was first using it as a reference, but then did not find it all that helpful as a reference.
14 reviews3 followers
November 16, 2011
This is one of the books I always go back to, when I am in the mood to revisit the basics. When I am questioning theory, who is right, modern or classical.. I always return to the old masters. I love it. It is well written, it assumes that you are not a rank beginner and some of it is plain old common sense, but it is great. Forward is the answer to most everything, listening of the rider to the horse and the horse to the rider is the basic premise. It is a dry read but that is fine considering the material, I dont need to be entertained, I need to be educated.
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2,407 reviews45 followers
October 20, 2023
I love old equitation books and usually can learn quite a lot, but I really struggled to get into this. Maybe because it's a translation, I found it difficult to follow in places. Sometimes the author seemed to spend a lot of time describing the most basic of concepts, at others glossing over a phrase that could have done with a bit more explanation. Maybe considered a classic, but not one I could finish.
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34 reviews1 follower
January 26, 2016
Хороший учебник. Немного академичный и суховатый. Зато пошагово и с картинками рассказывает обо всех апектах для начинающего всадника. Или если хочется исправить ошибки. Со схемами и геометрией движения всадника и лошади. Определенно стоит иметь в библиотеке. Лично я так научилась поворачивать лошадь вокруг задних ног :)
3 reviews2 followers
July 6, 2009
This is just an amazing book so far. This guy must have been so cool. It's all explained so much better than most current books.
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