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From tiny ponies to heavy draft horses and speedy thoroughbreds, horses are among the most influential animals in human history. The Horse Encyclopedia explores the evolution and anatomy of the horse and its place in history, art and culture. Browse through the catalog of gorgeous photographs and learn about the characteristics and origins of each breed, from Friesians to Thoroughbreds, and some of the most famous horses that left a mark on equine history. A fascinating introduction takes you through the evolution of the horse, horse disciplines like polo and show jumping, the animal’s place in history, art, culture, with expert advice on horse health and care, including feeding, grooming, and conditioning. This definitive visual guide to horses and ponies includes a list of over 150 different breeds and types, including all those recognized by national horse societies. 361 p.
- Elwyn Hartley Edwards. Equestrian writer, Former editor of the “Riding magazine” for 18 years, Former consultant for “Horse & Hound” for five years. Deceased in December 2007.
- Publication date (digital version): 2016-10 – DK Publishing; Copyright © 2016 by Dorling Kindersley Limited.
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