Correct Movement in Horses-Klaus Schoneich

[ukica]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Correct-Movement-Horses-Improving-Straightness/dp/1905693141/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1285950027&sr=8-1

Reading this at the moment and it is brill 

All about how straightness training can permanently correct your horses way if going, solving a lot of issues eg, ligament strain, joint problems, stumbling, leaning, kissing spines and so on.  There are great diagrams and explanations.

Any one else read it?

[flintfootfilly]

Haven't seen it before, but it looks interesting.  Have you read the other book of theirs on straightening the crooked horse?  Just wondered what that one's like too?

....... Hmmmmm, I wish Amazon wasn't quite so tempting!

Sarah

[sixfootblonde]

I have read it and really liked the information.  He is bringing out a revised edition soon so would be worth waiting for the new one.  The books are all the same books - just for different continents I believe.  I think quite a lot of the information is also in the Connected Riding books too.  We have a clinic coming up soon with a Centred Riding instructor and a local equine physio to help identify lameness, imbalance and soreness and how and what to do about it.  I am hoping it will be similar to the book. 

[Wendy]

Yes I've got this. I got a lot from it in terms of understanding straightness and what you are looking for when you lunge. 

[prettydaffodil]

I've just bought this because I'd read somewhere that it is a great back up to Marijke de Jong's Straightness Training.  I love the look of it at first glance and am looking forward to getting stuck in.