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Postby selewis » Fri Apr 04, 2008 7:55 pm

Thanks, Troy. I would like to know too. I checked LuLu and ABE but neither yielded any results. Is this still available Roy?

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Postby Pat Holscher » Fri Apr 04, 2008 9:45 pm

selewis wrote:Thanks, Troy. I would like to know too. I checked LuLu and ABE but neither yielded any results. Is this still available Roy?

Sandy


This is a bit premature. But some of us are working with Roy on a project to get a new edition of the book out.

Having said that, and realizing that it comes across as a teaser to not give more information, I can't reveal more at this time, as that would interfere with the process and efforts, in my view. When things reach a point where a more public announcement is appropriate, more news will be forthcoming as appropriate. As I'm sure the several published authors here can tell you, the whole process involved in book publishing is quite involved, and takes quite a bit of time.
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Postby selewis » Sat Apr 05, 2008 8:31 am

Welcome news, thanks all.
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Postby Pat Holscher » Wed May 07, 2008 9:56 pm

War Horse
A History of the Military Horse and Rider
by Louis A. DiMarco

Westholme Publishing, LLC
Eight Harvey Avenue
Yardley, PA 19067
www.westholmepublishing.com

I recently reviewed this book.

This book clearly deserves a spot on this list, as it covers the history of what we're all discussing. A history of the military horse and rider is something the rider and student of military history ought to know! And its very well done too!
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Re: The Military Horseman's Essential Library

Postby Redhorse » Tue Jul 29, 2008 8:44 am

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Randy Steffen's works. I've found them to be a good reference.
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Re: The Military Horseman's Essential Library

Postby stablesgt » Sun Aug 31, 2008 10:52 am

I agree with Stephen. However, it is also slightly painful to page thru those volumes. As I understand it from either someone's long ago comment in this forum or elsewhere, much of what you see in those books were items from Steffen's own collection. Most destroyed in a house fire some 35-40 years ago.
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Re: The Military Horseman's Essential Library

Postby kerry savee » Wed Dec 24, 2008 7:12 pm

Riding Logic by Wilhelm Museler, 5th edition, edited by Kurd Albrecht von Ziegner, new English re-translation by Harold Erenberg;
An Anatomy of Riding by Heinrich Schusdziarra, M.D. and Volker Schusdziarra, M.D., English translation by Sandra L. Newkirk;
and, of course:
The Gymnasium of the Horse by Gustav Steinbrecht, 10th edition with forward by William C. Steinkraus, English translation by Helen K. Gibble.
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