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New Method of Horsemanship
François Baucher
其他書名
Including the Breaking and Training of Horses, with Instructions for Obtaining a Good Seat
出版DigiCat, 2022-09-16
主題Fiction / ClassicsReference / General
ISBNEAN:8596547367468
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=f6qKEAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋François Baucher's 'New Method of Horsemanship' ushers in a transformative approach to equine training and mastery. Marrying timeless tradition with revolutionary techniques, Baucher provides an intricate dissection of both horse and rider as a unified entity, while delicately balancing theory with practical execution. The book stands as an epitome of equestrian scholarship, reframing the essence of horsemanship within a new, refined literary style. The instructive content, enriched with meticulous details, encapsulates an era where equestrian arts were highly regarded and yet on the cusp of evolution, therefore offering an invaluable literary and historical context to current enthusiasts and experts alike. In the landscape of equine literature, François Baucher distinguishes himself not only by his inventive methodologies but through a profound influence that has shaped modern horsemanship. Baucher's own journey in equestrian circles, flooded with controversial insights and innovative practices, positioned him as both a maverick and master in his field. The insights drawn in the book are emblematic of Baucher's ceaseless pursuit for excellence and harmony, reflecting the synthesis of his personal evolution and steadfast dedication to advancing the art of horsemanship. Readers seeking to deepen their comprehension of equine training and to explore the philosophical dimensions of human-horse interactions will find 'New Method of Horsemanship' an indispensable guide. Baucher's work is not merely a treatise on the mechanics of training, but also an invitation to embrace a more enlightened and respectful partnership between horse and rider. This book is thus highly recommended for both practitioners longing for subtlety in technique and scholars yearning for a richer understanding of equestrian history.