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In ARABIAN HORSE BREEDING, which was first published in 1953, the author has put into words the culmination of a lifetime of practical experience in the breeding, raising and training of the Arabian horse. Beginners, as well as seasoned horse breeders, will find this volume useful and enlightening in their day to day contact with the ‘Horse of the Desert.’ Here are fully explained both in text and beautiful drawings by Gladys Brown Edwards, foremost horse artist, what are the characteristics of an Arabian, what constitutes good conformation, how to breed Arabians, how to care for and feed the young Arabian colt, how to develop desirable characteristics and good habits right from the start. Written by a former manager of the world-renowned W. K. Kellogg’s Arabian Horse Ranch in Pomona, California, ARABIAN HORSE BREEDING belongs on the library shelf of everyone interested in this most desirable breed.

The Horse Industry Handbook is an encyclopedic volume with contributions by over 200 national experts. Topics addressed in this book include Horse Ownership, Selection and Use, Facilities and Waste Management, Equine Health Management, Horse Foot Care, Equine Diseases, Nutrition and Feeding Management, Exercise Physiology, Reproduction, Using Genetics in Breeding, Tack & Equipment, Training, and Horse Business Management. The Horse Industry Handbook is a popular reference for Horse Bowl, Hippology, and knowledge based equine contests at many levels. A useful addition to any horseman's library, this book has over 600 pages of peer-reviewed articles. It provides practical and applicable information on caring for your horse.