Delve into the history of equestrianism with Claude Bourgelat's "A New System of Horsemanship," a foundational text for anyone interested in horses and riding. Originally published before 1800, this work offers a fascinating glimpse into historical approaches to horse training and care. Bourgelat's insights provide valuable perspectives on horsemanship techniques of the era, encompassing both practical instruction and a deeper understanding of the horse.
Whether you're a seasoned equestrian, a student of animal husbandry, or simply captivated by the relationship between humans and horses, this book presents a unique opportunity to explore the roots of modern equestrian practices. Explore the historical context of horsemanship and gain a new appreciation for the timeless art of riding. This meticulously prepared print edition makes this classic work accessible for study and enjoyment.
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