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I read it in 1978 or so. It was in the local library - so probably wasnt a new book even then.
It has training of the horse including, I think, some about jumping. but mainly dressage work.
I think it was a translation from a continental book.
It had paragraphs, with headings, on "descente de maine", "ramener", "Mise en Main" and I think probably "rassembler".
Anyone any ideas? I've looked at loads of books, since, and never spotted THIS one. I want to read it again cos it might make real sense now!
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April 20, 2006, 04:38:37 PM »
Could have been 'Give Your Horse a Chance' by Col D'Endrody, who was a Hungarian trainer?
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No sorry, wasnt that one. i bought that one, and still have it.
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April 20, 2006, 04:55:12 PM »
Could be "reflexions on equestrian Art" by Nuno Oliveira, he uses that king of expressions. But with jumping exercices, probably not!
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It wasnt a book with lots of colour photos - there were photos - they might have only been black & white.
What is the date of that one?
Looked it up - it was printed 1999 - so wasnt the one I read in 1978 or 1979.
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Reflections on Equestrian Art was originally published in 1976 (according to my copy) so it could be that?
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Yup. Could be. Has anyone got a copy of it (I havent)
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... that was what I was going to say
I have a copy in English, just bougth at Amazon.co.uk!
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If it had jumping in it Issy, it certainly wasnt by Nuno Oliveira!! I doubt if it was Reflections, as it is a small, slim book, which is more a collection of Oliveira quotes/gems of wisdom, than an actual text book. Hmmm, you have got me puzzled now! It is obviously French school- sounds as if it could be a Cadre Noir member, especially if jumping is included.
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If it had jumping in it Issy, it certainly wasnt by Nuno Oliveira!!
Hmmm, that's true, I hadn't read the post properly!!! :blush: The only reference to jumping in that is a line about about preparing the jumper for new demands just the same as preparing a dressage horse or any horse in any training!
No idea I'm afraid Issy.
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might not have had jumping of course.... it was quite a few years ago.
isn't Henry Wynmalen either - just checked.
Was a largish thickish book. Detailed, but readable...
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April 20, 2006, 10:43:49 PM »
Certainly Beudant's Horse Training - Out Door and High School includes B&W pics, jumping, and mention of Rassembler etc. but it isn't what I'd call a big book. (Even if it isn't the one you're thinking of it's WELL worth getting hold of, though
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April 21, 2006, 10:53:27 AM »
sounds like academic equitation by General Decarpentry
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April 21, 2006, 08:41:29 PM »
Could it be Academic Equitation General Decarpentry. My book has all those headings. Jenny
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coould anyone scan in / photo a page or two with those headings on it? and email them?
(isnt a book likely to be found in my local library!)
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