Learning to Ride by Piero Santini - Xenophon Classics
This classic text explains every phase of riding and jumping by a horseman of vast experience and international reputation. The text is enriched with numerous photographs, drawings, and diagrams. The material presented here ought to be mastered by every beginner, while the more experienced rider will find much in these pages to improve his/her riding. This manual will also prove of great value to any instructor who wishes to condense and simplify the basic tenets of outdoor equitation for the benefit of his pupils. An entire section of the book is devoted to the riding school and methods of instruction.
Piero Santini, author of this work, was perhaps the greatest teacher of riding in the world (in 1941) and in this volume he explains in detail and in simple language the fundamental principles of Captain Federico Caprilliâs forward-seat riding. This system was first expounded in the English language by Captain Santini and brought him fame overnight. Modern riding everywhere today bears the indelible stamp of his method. This classic is a treasure that belongs in every serious riderâs working bookshelf.
Piero Santini was a devoted student and disciple of Federico Caprilli and was a well-respected author. Santini, a Major in the Italian Light Horse Cavalry, continued and advanced Caprilliâs methods through the early to mid-20th century. With an Italian father and American mother, Santini spoke and wrote English as a second language. He authored 5 books, including Learning to Ride, The Forward Impulse, and Riding Reflections and translated and edited The Caprilli Papers.
CONTENTS
Part I LEARNING TO RIDE
1. âForwardâ Riding
2. The Horse and Tack
3. Mounting and Dismounting
4. The Reins and How to Hold Them
5. The Language of the Hand
6. The Leg
7. Leads and Diagonals
8. Whip and Spur
9. Gaits and Paces
10. Backing and Pulling Up
11. The Cavalletti
12. The Side Saddle
13. Jumping
14. Falling
15. Suppling and Relaxing
Part II INSTRUCTING AND THE INSTRUCTOR
16. The School or Manege
17. The Instructor
18. Pupils and Classes
19. The Assistants
Part III RULES FOR A RIDING COMPETITION
20. A Junior Cross-Saddle Competition
21. Control and Guidance Test
22. Jumping Test
APPENDIX: THE HORSE-SHOW CHILD
- ISBN13::Â 9780933316867
- PAGES:Â 242
- Item #:Â 3995
- Manufacturer:Â Xenophon PressÂ
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Learning to Ride by Piero Santini - Xenophon Classics
Learning to Ride by Piero Santini - Xenophon Classics
This classic text explains every phase of riding and jumping by a horseman of vast experience and international reputation. The text is enriched with numerous photographs, drawings, and diagrams. The material presented here ought to be mastered by every beginner, while the more experienced rider will find much in these pages to improve his/her riding. This manual will also prove of great value to any instructor who wishes to condense and simplify the basic tenets of outdoor equitation for the benefit of his pupils. An entire section of the book is devoted to the riding school and methods of instruction.
Piero Santini, author of this work, was perhaps the greatest teacher of riding in the world (in 1941) and in this volume he explains in detail and in simple language the fundamental principles of Captain Federico Caprilliâs forward-seat riding. This system was first expounded in the English language by Captain Santini and brought him fame overnight. Modern riding everywhere today bears the indelible stamp of his method. This classic is a treasure that belongs in every serious riderâs working bookshelf.
Piero Santini was a devoted student and disciple of Federico Caprilli and was a well-respected author. Santini, a Major in the Italian Light Horse Cavalry, continued and advanced Caprilliâs methods through the early to mid-20th century. With an Italian father and American mother, Santini spoke and wrote English as a second language. He authored 5 books, including Learning to Ride, The Forward Impulse, and Riding Reflections and translated and edited The Caprilli Papers.
CONTENTS
Part I LEARNING TO RIDE
1. âForwardâ Riding
2. The Horse and Tack
3. Mounting and Dismounting
4. The Reins and How to Hold Them
5. The Language of the Hand
6. The Leg
7. Leads and Diagonals
8. Whip and Spur
9. Gaits and Paces
10. Backing and Pulling Up
11. The Cavalletti
12. The Side Saddle
13. Jumping
14. Falling
15. Suppling and Relaxing
Part II INSTRUCTING AND THE INSTRUCTOR
16. The School or Manege
17. The Instructor
18. Pupils and Classes
19. The Assistants
Part III RULES FOR A RIDING COMPETITION
20. A Junior Cross-Saddle Competition
21. Control and Guidance Test
22. Jumping Test
APPENDIX: THE HORSE-SHOW CHILD
- ISBN13::Â 9780933316867
- PAGES:Â 242
- Item #:Â 3995
- Manufacturer:Â Xenophon PressÂ
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This classic text explains every phase of riding and jumping by a horseman of vast experience and international reputation. The text is enriched with numerous photographs, drawings, and diagrams. The material presented here ought to be mastered by every beginner, while the more experienced rider will find much in these pages to improve his/her riding. This manual will also prove of great value to any instructor who wishes to condense and simplify the basic tenets of outdoor equitation for the benefit of his pupils. An entire section of the book is devoted to the riding school and methods of instruction.
Piero Santini, author of this work, was perhaps the greatest teacher of riding in the world (in 1941) and in this volume he explains in detail and in simple language the fundamental principles of Captain Federico Caprilliâs forward-seat riding. This system was first expounded in the English language by Captain Santini and brought him fame overnight. Modern riding everywhere today bears the indelible stamp of his method. This classic is a treasure that belongs in every serious riderâs working bookshelf.
Piero Santini was a devoted student and disciple of Federico Caprilli and was a well-respected author. Santini, a Major in the Italian Light Horse Cavalry, continued and advanced Caprilliâs methods through the early to mid-20th century. With an Italian father and American mother, Santini spoke and wrote English as a second language. He authored 5 books, including Learning to Ride, The Forward Impulse, and Riding Reflections and translated and edited The Caprilli Papers.
CONTENTS
Part I LEARNING TO RIDE
1. âForwardâ Riding
2. The Horse and Tack
3. Mounting and Dismounting
4. The Reins and How to Hold Them
5. The Language of the Hand
6. The Leg
7. Leads and Diagonals
8. Whip and Spur
9. Gaits and Paces
10. Backing and Pulling Up
11. The Cavalletti
12. The Side Saddle
13. Jumping
14. Falling
15. Suppling and Relaxing
Part II INSTRUCTING AND THE INSTRUCTOR
16. The School or Manege
17. The Instructor
18. Pupils and Classes
19. The Assistants
Part III RULES FOR A RIDING COMPETITION
20. A Junior Cross-Saddle Competition
21. Control and Guidance Test
22. Jumping Test
APPENDIX: THE HORSE-SHOW CHILD
- ISBN13::Â 9780933316867
- PAGES:Â 242
- Item #:Â 3995
- Manufacturer:Â Xenophon PressÂ
