Description: CONTENTS: SECTION ONE: GETTING STARTEDChapter 1: INTRODUCTI0N Where to BeginHorse Shows Inside and OutChapter 2: SELECTING AN EVENT Showmanship and Halter ClassesEquitation ClassesEnglish Performance Classes: English Pleasure, Park and Show, Hunter, Jumper, Dressage, Combined TrainingWestern Performance Classes: Western Pleasure, Trail, Western Riding, Reining, Cutting, Working Cow HorseOther Competitions: Competitive Trail Riding, Endurance, Speed Events, Vaulting, CostumeChapter 3: SELECTING A HORSE LeasingInsuranceHorsekeepingBoardingSelecting a HorseBuying Through a ProfessionalSteps in Buying a HorseThe Veterinary ExaminationChapter 4: SELECTING TACK AND ATTIRE Western SaddlesEnglish SaddlesFitting the Saddle to the HorseFitting the Saddle to the RiderBits, Bridles, and Other TackTack CareAttireSECTION TWO: PREPARATION FOR SHOWINGChapter 5: SAFETY Safety RulesFirst AidAccidents Do HappenChapter 6: TRAINING THE HORSE Working With Your TrainerThe Horse's LessonThe Circle of MusclesChapter 7: TRAINING THE RIDER Chapter 8: HORSE HEALTH AND CARE Your VeterinarianParasite ManagementImmunizationsDental CareNutritionHoof CareChapter 9: STRESS Types of StressMonitoring StressPreventing StressChapter 10: GROOMING Tools of the TradeBathingAdvanced Grooming: The WispMane and TailClippingSECTION THREE: YOUR FIRST SHOWChapter 11: PAPERWORK Making EntryChecklistsChapter 12: TRAILERING Trailer SelectionTrailer TrainingPrecautionsOn the RoadChapter 13: AT THE SHOWGROUNDS ArrivalShow Personnel - Show Manager - Show Secretary - Show Steward - Judge - Ringmaster - Scribe - Veterinarian - Farrier - Course Designer - Ring Crew - Show Photographer - Announcer - Awards PersonChapter 14: SHOW TIME Showgrounds EtiquetteGetting ReadyWarm-UpInto the RingWinning and LosingSECTION FOUR: APPENDIXAddress ListBreed AssociationsPerformance OrganizationsProfessional AssociationsFairsInterstate Health RequirementsCollege and University CoursesBibliographyGlossaryIndex 5 stars ...........a great book with things that no other book seems to cover, Reviewer: A rider and instructor, Rocky Mount, VA Dear Cherry: I just wanted to thank you for your books and info.throughout the years. I have beside me a well-worn, dog-eared, and partially torn copy of your book "From theCenter Of The Ring". It is marked 1988, first edition. I bought it as a teenager in the late eighties (1988 or 1989),and it has helped me through many years of horses and shows, and has been the main reference for all of my students who chose to show over the years. It is a great book with things that no other book seems to cover. I am about to turn 33 in a few weeks and I just referenced it again to decide what event(s) to train my new horse for. I also enjoy your website, and reference it often as well. Thanks for a job well done. 5 stars ...informative and educational, Reviewer: A reader While Cherry Hill tells you how to win in a horse competition, her advice can also be applied to general horseback riding. She gives detailed explanations of horse shows, inside and out.
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Special Attributes: 1st Edition
Book Title: From the Center of the Ring : an inside View of Horse Competitions
Item Length: 11in.
Item Height: 0.5in.
Item Width: 8.5in.
Author: CHERRY Hill
Format: Trade Paperback
Language: English
Topic: Equestrian, Horses
Publisher: Storey Publishing, LLC
Publication Year: 1988
Genre: Pets, Sports & Recreation
Item Weight: 19.1 Oz
Number of Pages: 192 Pages