N.p. 1932-1935. Album. Ca. 80 Italian cavalry school photos. They show cross-country and jumping competitions and schooling, also various group gatherings and classes of cadets. One or two photos seem to be copy prints; the rest are original. Several are tiny snapshots. Most are 8 x 10, 3 x 5..... More

N.p. No stated publisher, 1984. First edition. Soft cover. [36]p, 31 large pls. Drawings of the cross-country obstacles in their settings at the legendary 1984 Olympics, held at the Fairbanks Ranch Country Club, Rancho Santa Fe, California--yes, 40 years ago, The artists were Sue Carlton and Mary Young. Richard Newton..... More

Dublin: Browne and Nolan [printers], 1930. First edition. Unbound sheet of card stock. Folded twice to make three panels. A few results inked in; one crease torn ca. 2 inches. Apparently removed from a scrapbook, affecting but not really obscuring the content in three small places. Lists the entries for..... More

New York: Arco, 1972. Reprint edition (1st pub. 1945, 1959). Hardcover. 340p, several photos. Jacket is lightly foxed on the inside. An introduction to riding and training horses for various uses, including western work, polo, and jumping, but almost entirely about 3- and 5-gaited Saddlebred show horses. Includes advice on..... More

N.p. Georges Veuthey (printed in Milan), 1975. First edition. Hardcover. 213p, many photos, many in color. In English, French, and German. Lavish survey by various authors of the major European, Russian, and Latin American three-day, dressage, jumping, and driving competitions of 1964-74. The Olympics, Burghley, Hickstead, Aachen, Windsor, Punchstown, etc...... More

n.d. [ca. 1960?]. Corrected typescript. Unbound sheets in slipcase (quarter cloth, marbled boards; edges shelf rubbed). Ca. 200p, no ills. A mixture of carbon and original typed pages, sometimes cut apart and glued together. These pieces have often come unglued. Laid in: undated note to Pat and David [H. Munroe]..... More

New York: Bramhall House, 1954. Brown, Paul. Reprint. 124p, many line ills. + jacket by Paul Brown. Jacket is smudged, rubbed. Advice on handling and care, equitation, hunter-jumper horsemanship, and showmanship, by a 1940s Maclay trophy winner and later a judge. Includes a chapter on "Outwitting Your Horse." The details..... More

Fort Riley, KS: Cavalry School, Academic Division, 1942. Third revised edition (1st pub. 1935). Soft cover, cloth spine. Over 250p, several photos and line ills. Two parts in one volume. An original issue of the manual that established the American military seat, was published up to the end of World..... More

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1956. First US edition. Hardcover. 352p + 58 photos. Lacks the jacket. With numerous informed corrections to the translation, including an entirely new paragaph on transitions, all in ink. "This book is really masterful...there really isn't another...in English that can match it"--William Steinkraus at the time..... More

Salem, WV: Salem College, 1987. First edition. Unbound sheets, duplicated typescript as issued. 86p, no ills. but some charts. The photo shows page 1 of the table of contents. PHOTOCOPY of this physical education master's thesis, which served as source material for Struby's later book on teaching riding. She queried..... More

N.p. No stated publisher, 1974. First edition. Soft cover. 15p + 6 ills. A slim booklet, issued at the time of the Men's World Championship, Hickstead, 1976. Short biography, followed by quotations from Caprilli's writings. "The readers will see by themselves whether his teachings are still valid." The photos, reproduced..... More