Horses & ponies books

Afghanistan! Turbulent nation. Magnet for trouble. Crossroads of Conquerors. Why would anyone want to go there?...  Read More >>

Historically the world of equestrian travel has contained an exciting mixture of unique men and women. Some are...  Read More >>

Leonard Clark was a lifelong enemy of fear, common sense, and all the other elements that usually define normal...  Read More >>

"A great many equestrian travelers could say they were inspired to take to the saddle because of the exploits of...  Read More >>

The nineteenth century can rightly claim to have seen the birth and travels of a host of brave men and women who...  Read More >>

Lowell Thomas was already known for his run of good luck. Back in 1916 the brash American reporter had been the...  Read More >>

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1895 Edition.  Read More >>

In the savage winter of 1876 Captain Frederick Burnaby rode 1,000 miles eastwards from Constantinople to see for...  Read More >>

London was being bombed by the Nazis. Coventry Cathedral was a smoke-filled ruin. Yet even though the Second World...  Read More >>

A travelogue of the land journey of a western woman from the Caspian Sea to India. It traces her route to Tehran,...  Read More >>

Frederick Gustavus Burnaby--soldier, traveler, writer, and pioneer balloonist--set out on an unofficial mission...  Read More >>

Roger Pocock was an Englishman whose tales of wanderlust and equestrian adventure were nineteenth century travel...  Read More >>

In the autumn of 1939 a young English woman faced a difficult choice. Margaret Leigh had just sold her farm in Cornwall...  Read More >>

In the year 1873 the author traveled through one of the most inhospitable, but beautiful mountain ranges in the...  Read More >>

At first glance one may wonder how qualified were the two young men who set off from a Texas border town bound for...  Read More >>

"""Bridle Paths"" is a final poetic look at a now-vanished Britain, as it was before the advent of suburbia changed...  Read More >>

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Considered one of the finest travel accounts of its era, Adventures in Mexico describes the equestrian exploits...  Read More >>

A truly remarkable account of how the author, a Danish companion, and their two trusty horses attempted the impossible,...  Read More >>

Aime Tschiffely makes a harrowing 7,000 mile journey through Argentina, across the inhospitable regions of Tierra...  Read More >>

Mongolia in the early 1920s was a legendary magnet for foot-loose sons of the horizon like Henning Haslund. Descended...  Read More >>

'Forty years of adventurous living condensed into one book.  Read More >>

"""Bridle Paths"" is a final poetic look at a now-vanished Britain, as it was before the advent of suburbia changed...  Read More >>

Thia rediscovered classic, full of practical knowledge and lost wisdom, is a spirited read for students of either...  Read More >>

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