![Item #30236 American Dressage Institute [newsletter]. American Dressage Institute](/pictures/thumb/30236.jpg?v=1633973535)
Saratoga Springs, NY: American Dressage Institute, 1972. First edition. Soft cover. [8]p, many photos. Laid in: June 1972 Dressage Letters (1 page). A wonderful and scarce artifact from the early days of serious dressage in America, fostered almost single-handedly by the ADI during its several years of existence. Reports on..... More
Washington, DC: American Remount Association, 1924. First edition. Soft cover. Two issues. Each 34p, several ills. and many ads. Articles on balance and shock absorption while jumping, 2-part article on judging light and heavy horses, the Preston System of identifying horses and mules in the army, "Horse Prospects in Colorado,"..... More
![Item #30694 [Special Issue on Stables and Barns]. Architectural Review](/pictures/thumb/30694.jpg?v=1652735882)
Boston: Bates & Guild, September 1902. First edition. Hardcover. Vol. 9, no. 9, pp. 145-264, hundreds of photos, renderings, and plans. Rebound in sturdy cloth. Occasional short mended tears; covers and outer pages soiled, some marginal smudging and handling wear. From the library of Jos. J.W. Bradney, with his signature..... More
Cleveland: Ivan J. Bezugloff, Jr., 1976. First edition. Stapled soft cover. 50p, many photos and ads. Cover soil and wear. Articles on various national dressage and three-day teams and their prospects at the 1976 equestrian Olympics: US, Germany, Great Britain, Switzerland, Denmark, Canada, USSR, Poland, and France. The articles were..... More
London: Simpkin and Marshall, 1829. First edition. Hardcover (old quarter leather, marbled boards). Vol. 2, nos. 13-35 (complete). 392p + index, several line ills. Covers rubbed; front cover tender and may eventually come off. Binding otherwise sound and content very good. Old ink owner's name. An early veterinary journal, with..... More
![Item #16606 The Blood-Horse [1932 complete]. Thomas B. Cromwell, ed](/pictures/thumb/16606.jpg?v=1633973445)
1932. Cromwell, Thomas B., ed. The Blood-Horse [1932 complete]. Lexington, KY, 1932. 2 volumes containing all 53 issues, with original covers bound in. Over 1600p total, photo on every front cover and occasional photos inside (chiefly stallions at stud). Very good hardcover: hardcovers soiled and rubbed (especially one corner); magazine..... More
![Item #30214 The Blood-Horse [1933 complete]. Thomas B. Cromwell, ed](/pictures/thumb/30214.jpg?v=1634817783)
Lexington, KY: Thomas B. Cromwell [The Blood-Horse], 1933. First edition. Hardcover. Two sturdy volumes containing all 52 weekly issues of volume 19, with original covers bound in. Over 1300p total, photo on every front cover and occasional photos inside (chiefly stallions at stud). A little old dampstaining to covers. Ink..... More
New York: Junior Literary Guild, June 1938 and December 1945. Brown, Paul. First edition. Soft cover. Dalgliesh in June 1938 issue: "Meals for Mickey," pp. 4-14, color wrap-around covers and 5 ills. by Brown. Lewis in December 1945: "The Black Stallion and the Red Mare," pp. 4-10, 5 large ills..... More
Staten Island, NY: Carriage Association of America, 1969-1971. First edition. Hardcover (red buckram; some white spotting to front cover). Eight issues of this superb quarterly journal, Summer 1969-Spring 1971. Variously paged, hundreds of line ills. and photos, many in color. Bound in one volume. A treasury of information by many..... More
Portland, ME: Carriage Association of America, Summer 1966. Penfield, Nicholson. First edition. Soft cover. 52p, many photos and line ills. Vol. 4, no. 1. An early and especially rich issue of this fine journal. Includes excerpts from four vintage sources--the very scarce issue of Architectural Review on stable planning (1902)..... More
![Item #30330 The Blood-Horse: May 8 and December 18, 1954 [Determine on covers]. J. A. Estes, ed](/pictures/thumb/30330.jpg?v=1633973555)
Lexington, KY: American Thoroughbred Breeders Association, 1954. First edition. Soft cover. Variously paged and illustrated. Many photos and ads. Normal light handling wear; small scrape to cover of May 8 issue. May 8 covers tiny Determine's Kentucky Derby win (second Californa-bred and first grey horse to win). December 18 pictures..... More
South Woodstock, VT: GMHA, 1960, 1964. First edition. Soft cover. Three issues. Each ca. 40p, many photos and ads. News of horses, personalities, and activities mostly in and around Woodstock, Vermont--Margaret Ferguson on collecting vehicles, coverage and results of the 1964 100- and 50-mile rides, show results, Pony Club doings..... More
Sonora, CA: Pony Express and Pioneer Trails Association, 1959. First edition. Soft cover. 16p, several ills., many ads. Browned but overall sturdy newsprint. Old printed mailing address. Monthly magazine devoted to distance riding, the Pony Express, early California, and other western topics. This issue focuses on the life and feats..... More
Chicago: Horse Review, Dcember 13, 1904. Dickey,Robert L. First edition. Stapled soft cover, ca. 11 x 15 inches. Pp. 1299-1418, many photos and ads for horses, farms, and supplies. Covers worn, detached. Incomplete: lacking the 2 supplemental pages of photos of the 1904 stars. The dark areas in the photos..... More
Warrenton, VA: Virginia Horseman's Association, 1951. First edition. Unbound sheets. Vol. 5, nos. 1 and 2 of the Virginia Horsemen's News. 24p, no ills.; several pedigrees. This is a PHOTOCOPY of this issue of a very scarce magazine. Hewitt discusses some current breeding theories and leading European stud farms. His..... More
Lexington, KY: The Blood-Horse, 1963. First edition. Soft cover. 40p, many photos + 3 large fold-out charts. Internally very good, clean, complete. Reprints the Blood-Horse articles on the Kentucky Derby (Chateaugay), Preakness (Candy Spots), and Belmont Stakes (Chateaugay)—the races and the winners’ family histories. Most of the articles are by..... More
London: Badminton Magazine, 1903, 1909, 1911. First edition. Soft cover (removed from the magazine and stapled into paper covers). Each several pages. The articles are: "Grey Racehorses" by Hughes-Onslow (1911, several photos), "The Starting Gate: With Suggestions" by Sievier (1903, no ills., on mechanical gates), and "At the Gate" by..... More
San Francisco: California Horse Lovers' Association, February-March 1946. James, Will; T. Edgar Johnston. First edition of magazine. Soft cover. One ill. by James in the story. 36p in the magazine, many ills. and ads, with a Western focus. Covers are chipped, torn, and lightly stained, as shown. Cover art shows..... More
![Item #30029 The Chronicle [now The Chronicle of the Horse]: November 18, 1955; A Sporting...](/pictures/thumb/30029.jpg?v=1633973491)
Middleburg, VA: The Chronicle, November 18, 1955. First edition. Paperbound. Now titled The Chronicle of the Horse. 34p, many photos. Front cover worn and detached; back cover missing. Photo is a little cropped at the bottom. This issue pays tribute to George Ohrstrom, owner of The Chronicle (now The Chronicle..... More
Troy, NY: Journal Pub. Co., 1892. First edition. Soft cover. Vol. 3, no. 2. 74p, many line ills. (several printed in blue, 2 printed with red). Official organ of this trade association, "devoted to the interests of retail dealers." Many ads for all kinds of vehicles and makers, articles with..... More
Augusta, ME: Drew's Rural Intelligencer, 1855. First edition. Soft cover. Front-page article in Drew's Rural Intelligencer for August 18, 1855, with a wood-engraved portrait of the horse, "from life." Photo shows top half of the page. Tartar was sired by Imaum, a stallion presented by the Sultan of Muscat to..... More
Independence, IA: No stated publisher, 1891. First edition. Stapled soft cover. 52p, a few ills. in the ads. Lightly age browned and edge-worn, lower corners dogeared, short closed crease to right side of title. If there were any covers, they aren’t present. Ca. 10 x 14 inches. Volume 1, number..... More
Buenos Aires: Centauros, 1966. First edition. Soft cover. No. 70, November-December 1966. 52p, many photos and ads. In Spanish. This issue is devoted to polo, with about 20 articles on the America's Cup, Hurlingham, other cups, Northrup Knox, the international polo fiesta, military polo, artist Alejandro R. Moy (illustrator of..... More
![Item #30696 "The American Cavalry School" [in Harper's Weekly]. George L. Putnam](/pictures/thumb/30696.jpg?v=1642438967)
New York: Harper's Weekly, June 4, 1892. Remington, Frederic. First edition. Soft cover. The complete issue, totaling 24p, many ills. to the various articles. Old library stamp on front cover; removed from a bound volume. The cavalry article occupies almost 4 pages, with 10 lively ills. by Remington. The front..... More
Wellington, FL: Rizzo Management Corp. for Westchester Media, 1998. Brown, Paul. First edition. Soft cover. 56p, many photos, line ills., and ads, some in color. On the cover: a reproduction of "The New York Polo Association's program [that] shows fast, furious action at the Squadron "A" Armory," as captured by..... More
