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OverviewAn easy to digest guide to conditioning, injury prevention and management of sport horses, that has not been previously available. While most books on riding and equine training focuses on developing technical skills in horses and riders, this book concentrates on training physiology, conditioning and management, including strategies to prevent equine injury. It presents advice from some of the world's renowned top riders and equine vets on keeping the competition horse sound and motivated, supported by findings from scientific equine and sports research, and examples from the careers of top horses and riders. The aim is to pass on well substantiated advice on how as a rider one can help the horse to perform, and how to develop the horse's physical strength and fitness. AUTHOR: Dr Cecilia Lonnell graduated from veterinary college in Sweden in 1996. From 1998-2001 she was a research assistant at the Royal Veterinary College in London, conducting a field study of training and skeletal adaptation in Thoroughbred racehorses and in 2012 she presented a PhD titled Yard differences in Training, Management and Orthopedic Injury in Showjumping, Riding School and Thoroughbred Racehorses at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences at Uppsala. She is co-author of the popular science FEI Equestrian Surfaces - A Guide and has covered six equestrian Olympics as an equestrian journalist. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Cecilia Lonnell , George H. Morris , Carl Hester , Pippa FunnellPublisher: Quiller Publishing Ltd Imprint: Kenilworth Press Ltd Dimensions: Width: 19.00cm , Height: 1.90cm , Length: 24.00cm Weight: 0.810kg ISBN: 9781910016244ISBN 10: 1910016241 Pages: 160 Publication Date: 19 October 2017 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsForeword Acknowledgements 1. Background – why this book? 2. The horse’s body – anatomy and function The internal organs The musculoskeletal system 3. Preventing injury What does scientific research say? What do champion riders and top vets say? 4. The ‘right’ horse – are you a good match? Points to consider Are you a good match? Advice when buying a horse 5. Allow your horse time Show the young horse respect Treat the horse as an individual 6. Your responsibilities as a rider The horse’s manager – you Improving yourself mentally and physically Build a skilled team 7. Feeding, supplements and water 8. Riding surfaces – vary where you ride Surface characteristics and use Maintenance 9. Training Basic training principles Injury risk and training antidotes Training planning 10. Competition plans and travel Competition planning Travelling (to competitions) 11. Supplements, medication and doping References – Scientific studies CopyrightReviewsSport Horse Soundness and Performance is an equestrian dream team in a book. Read, study, and learn. * Connections, US Dressage Federation * A first of its kind, this is an easy to digest guide to conditioning, injury prevention and management of sport horses. * Horse and Countryside * Written by an equine vet, there is input from some top GB riders like Carl, Pippa and John Whittaker through interviews which help to build a picture of how they train, what they do, how they cope with loss of performance and how they carefully build the horse's physical capabilities over many years to produce top sport horses that can continue to compete for as long as possible and be successful... Dotted around the book are some universally relevant snippets of information and good advice from author and contributors: ride on a variety of surfaces, treat each horse as an individual, keep the horse happy and give him as good a life as possible, the most expensive horses don't always end up at the top, don't compete too much, feed carefully (especially supplements) and lots of other worthy information. -- Wendy Parsons * Essex Rider * This is a book of infinite use to the rider who wants to improve their riding and horse management, for someone who is interested in providing the best for their horse. It is filled with good sense and offers plenty of references for research possibilities for the rider who is hungry for further knowledge. -- Louise Broderick * Horse and Pony Ireland * Sport Horse Soundness and Performance is an equestrian dream team in a book. Read, study, and learn. * Connections, US Dressage Federation * A first of its kind, this is an easy to digest guide to conditioning, injury prevention and management of sport horses. * Horse and Countryside * This is a book of infinite use to the rider who wants to improve their riding and horse management, for someone who is interested in providing the best for their horse. It is filled with good sense and offers plenty of references for research possibilities for the rider who is hungry for further knowledge. -- Louise Broderick * Horse and Pony Ireland * Author InformationDr Cecilia Lonnell graduated from veterinary college in Sweden in 1996. From 1998-2001 she was a research assistant at the Royal Veterinary College in London, conducting a field study of training and skeletal adaptation in Thoroughbred racehorses and in 2012 she presented a PhD titled Yard differences in Training, Management and Orthopedic Injury in Showjumping, Riding School and Thoroughbred Racehorses at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences at Uppsala. She is co-author of the popular science FEI Equestrian Surfaces - A Guide and has covered six equestrian Olympics as an equestrian journalist. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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