"Riding for Ladies" by W. A. Kerr is a timeless guide to horsemanship, specifically tailored for women. This meticulously prepared print edition offers a window into the equestrian practices of a bygone era, delivering insightful instruction on all aspects of riding. From fundamental horsemanship principles to advanced techniques, the book covers essential elements of equestrianism and horse training. Whether you're interested in the history of animal sports, seeking a deeper understanding of horse training methods, or simply fascinated by the role of ladies in equestrian pursuits, this volume provides a valuable and engaging resource. Discover the enduring wisdom within these pages, offering practical guidance and a unique perspective on the art of riding.
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