If you’ve ever wondered what a Tarpan is, what magic the Zuni horse fetishes hold, how many horses were employed by the Pony Express, or how a game of “goat grabbing” relates to polo, this book is for you! Packed with quirky trivia, little-known facts, and downright good advice, The Horse Book of Lists is sure to captivate and enthrall both the die-hard horse lover and the just-initiated equine fan!   Savor the full-color photographs, and pore through lists on topics like these:

8 examples of the horse in myth and religion

10 meanings of horsey phrases from yesteryear

5 unusual horse breeds from around the world

10 cowboy terms you may not know

10 fun things to do with and for horses

9 naughty horse habits, their causes, and their cures

4 quirky equestrian competitions

6 hilarious stories of things that went wrong at horse shows

5 famous movie horses

And more!   Plus discover 119 scenic places to ride in the various regions of the United States as well as horsey places to visit and racetracks across the country. There’s even a glossary of a “hodgepodge of horseology” to satisfy the inner horseperson in everyone.

So saddle up a comfortable chair, and enter the world of all things horse!

Horse Book of Lists: 968 Fun Facts & Tantalizing Trivia
Price: $24.95 U.S. ($27.95 Can.)

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Cindy Hale is a lifelong horsewoman. She has competed at horse shows in a variety of disciplines and is a thirty-year hunter/jumper veteran. Her favorite pastime is riding her American Paint horse, Wally, on the trails. A former schoolteacher, Cindy has turned her love of all things horse into a second career as a regular feature writer with Horse Illustrated magazine, for which she won a Pegasus Award in 2005 from the United States Equestrian Federation. She is the author of Riding for the Blue, A Passion for Horses, and Horse Sense and Nonsense. She has also contributed her experience and knowledge to Horses USA, California Thoroughbred, theLos Angeles Times, and the equestrian Web site Horsechannel.com. Cindy lives in Southern California with her husband, Ron.

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