The Horse: Its Nature, Revealed
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (842 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1770859594 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
About the Author Emmanuelle Brengard has been riding horses for 30 years. For more than 25 years, Sabine Stuewer has traveled widely to photograph pets and wild animals, with a preference for horses and dogs. She is a writer and journalist and has directed Cheval Star, Galopin and Cheval Star BD magazines for a decade. This is her third book.
This is her third book. . She is a writer and journalist and has directed Cheval Star, Galopin and Cheval Star BD magazines for a decade. For more than 25 years, Sabine Stuewer has traveled widely to photograph pets and wild animals, with a preference for horses and dogs. Emmanuelle Brengard has been riding horses for 30 years
Those who ride horses will tell you that they are complex animals possessing a wide range of behaviors. It can take years of watching and being with horses to truly understand them. The book's sections are: In the Harem -- the harem family of about 10 (a stallion and his mares and foals), social order The Stallion -- charisma, postures, fights between males, reproduction Mares and Foals -- birth, educating the foals, foal games The Nuances of Friendship -- hierarchy, games among adults The Partnerships -- mares and foals, resting and sleep, adults protecting the herd and grooming Gallop to Freedom -- photo gallery Finely Honed Senses -- smell, sight, taste, hearing, communication, the gaits Fits of Madness -- jumps and leaps to release stress and energy, and to stretch. Sabine Stuewer has been observing horses for years -- when they are alone and in groups. This gorgeous book presents the noble and powerful horse in spellbinding photographs, revealing text, and extended captions. An intimate view into horses' true nature. Her images are an indulgent visual treat, revealing the pure beauty of horses and their connection to their environment and their companions. The Horse brings a closer view to their world in a new way, one that is possible only with the authors' decades of experience observing, photographing and interacting with the charismatic horse. Emmanuelle Brengard interprets the horses' behaviors -- one minute calmly grazing, in a fr