Name: The Horse Show Mom's Survival Guide (en Inglés)
SKU: 2595857
Price: 65.17 PEN
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Author: Daniels, Susan ; Weber, Harry
ISBN: 9781592283941

portada The Horse Show Mom's Survival Guide (en Inglés)

The Horse Show Mom's Survival Guide (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Susan Daniels

Ilustrado por

Harry Weber

Editorial

Lyons Press

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

260

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.8x15.6x2 cm

Peso

0.41 kg.

ISBN

1592283942

ISBN13

9781592283941

Categorías

Deportes ecuestres y con animales
Caballos y ponis. interés general

The Horse Show Mom's Survival Guide (en Inglés)

Susan Daniels (Autor) · Harry Weber (Ilustrado por) · Lyons Press · Tapa Blanda

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At some point in a mother's life, her child--most likely, her daughter--will smile sweetly and say, Mommy, I want to learn to ride a horse. And then I want to win a blue ribbon. What's a mother to do? (Or for that matter, a father, since he'll become involved too, even though ferrying the child to and from lessons and competitions is far more often the equivalent of a Soccer Mom.) Even people who rode when they were younger may not remember the ins and outs of the sport, and especially the way it's played these days. Riding to the rescue comes Susan Daniels, an experienced and accomplished Horse Show Mom. Taking the perplexed parent under her wing, she provides advice on locating a suitable lesson stable (including how to tell whether a particular instructor is right for your child, and what to do if he or she isn't), determining when - or whether - to buy a horse or a pony, outfitting horse and rider (must the animal's leg wraps and the child's ponytail ribbons match?), and understanding and coping with stable politics (such as when it's appropriate for barn managers and instructors to pay more attention to another youngster than to yours). When it comes to horse showing, the author explains how to tell when your child is ready for competition, what's expected of horse and rider at various levels of proficiency, which supplies Moms should always have on hand (safety pins and hair nets lead the list), how to deal with your child's triumphs and tears, and how to understand the complicated but crucial national and regional championship points systems. With pages of warm and encouraging humor, sound advice and illustrative true-life adventures from the worlds of hunter/jumper, Western, combined training, and dressage competition, The Horse Show Mom's Survival Guide is a valuable leg up for any parent whose youngster has that blue-ribbon gleam in her eye.