by DK · Egmont Books · tapa dura · ISBN 9781405391498
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«How to... Horse Riding» is DK's children's guide to horse riding, published by Egmont Books in hardback (64 pages, in English).
Illustrated manual introducing young readers to horse riding: learning to ride, recognizing colours, markings and breeds of horses, and caring for them with grooming equipment. With step-by-step photographs, a guide from trot and canter to first jumps, and presents dressage, competitions and gymkhanas.
Published in May 2012, it belongs to DK's children's collection 'How to...'.
For children and young people passionate about horses who want to start horse riding or improve their technique, from beginners to those who already ride.
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