Al Dunning is a thirty-year legend in Western riding competitions, and this, his first training book, is an invaluable guide for riders of all levels.

In The Ultimate Level of Horsemanship, Dunning shares his winning insights on handling and training a horse, including body language, voice commands, feeding equipment, and competition. This title touches on the fundamental aspects of horsemanship and is a wealth of wisdom for riders in all disciplines who want to take horsemanship to a higher level. Dunning has helped educate trainers across the nations, and his unique ideas have never before been collected in book form.

With vivid full-color photographs by noted Western photographer Robert Dawson demonstrating Al Dunning’s insights about natural horsemanship, The Ultimate Level of Horsemanship is a must have for horse lovers everywhere.

About the Authors
Al Dunning's exceptional leadership abilities—both with horses and with people—have led him and his students to numerous world titles, including nine AQHA World Champions, seven AQHA Amateur World Titles, three AJQHA World Champions, and eleven All-American Congress Winners. He served on the American Horse Show Association Stock Seat Committee for five years and is currently on both the National Reined Cow Horse Association and AQHA judges committees. He is based at Almosta Ranch, a Quarter Horse training facility inScottsdale, AZ.

Tammy LeRoy is an editor and writer whose previous books include Living Western Horsemanship (with Robert Dawson). Her freelance articles have appeared in Western Horseman and Phoenix Magazine. She is based in Scottsdale, AZ.

Robert Dawson's photographs have appeared in American Cowboy, Western Horseman, Farm and Ranch, Country magazines. His previous books include Living Western Horsemanship, Along the Cowboy Trail, and Spirit of the Horse. He is based in Oregon.