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Bookshop - Stable Management
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selection offers comprehensive advice and assistance on all aspects of
stable management, feeding and care for the horse owner or career
student.
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Horse
and Stable Management (Incorporating "Horse Care")
Jeremy Houghton-Brown, Sarah Pilliner, Vincent Powell-Smith
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The
BHS Complete Manual of Stable Management
British Horse Society, Islay Auty FBHS (Editor)
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Veterinary
Notes for Horse Owners
M. Horace Hayes FRCVS, Peter D. Rossdale MA PhD FACVSc DESM FRCVS
(Editor), Fiona Silver (Illustrator)
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published in 1994, the authors have combined
the book with its companion volume, "Horse Care", to provide a
comprehensive text that covers all aspects of horse care in a single
volume. Providing the knowledge needed to understand
how horses function and how best to care for them, the book
clearly explains the theory behind modern equine practices.
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This
single-volume edition supersedes the previous seven-volume series on
stable management. It is designed to provide a sound foundation for
Horse Knowledge and Care, stages one to four, and for the BHS Stable
Manager's Certificate, and offers horse owners a guide to the care and
management of horses and ponies.
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This
comprehensive manual of horse medicine and surgery, explains the
symptoms and treatment of every disease or injury that the horse owner
is likely to encounter. Suitable for novices and experts alike,
and this latest revised edition has entirely new illustrations and
photographs.
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The
Complete Performance Horse : Preventive Medicine, Fitness, Feeding,
Lameness
~Colin Vogel
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Feeding
Horses & Ponies
Susan McBane
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| This guide brings together the
most important aspects of the care of the competition horse. It gives
the facts on correct feeding and helps owners choose the best training
methods for their animal. It also provides a comprehensive account of
the causes and treatments of all kinds of lameness. |
Feeding can be confusing. The
actual feed content of basic feedstuffs may be variable. Reputable
branded feeds are usually well-balanced, but are expensive. The
facts about feeding horses and ponies are presented clearly, with a
final "problem" section containing real-life case studies
showing the dangers of incorrect feeding. |
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