Reining: The Guide for Training & Showing Winning Reining Horses

by Al Dunning, Pat Close, Kathy Kadash (Photographer)

This book covers the most modern methods used to train the reining horse and discusses specific problems and how to fix them.

215 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2002

Reviews

[Jess · Rating 5 out of 5]

I've had this listed as "reading" for a long time now, but truthfully I've read through the entire thing. I just keep going back to it for ideas on new training exercises, or for help with fixing problems and sharpening up skills.

This is a great resource that spans levels of training from green to finished. As a rider that's new to reining on a horse that's finished (but who has had a lot of time away from being asked to work and therefore needs sharpening up), I've found this book extremely helpful in understanding the fundamentals of reining and learning how to build on those fundamentals to refine my skills in each area of the discipline.

This review also published on my blog about horses: https://urbanequestrianblog.com.

[Amy]

D. Bogart