Horse Structure and Movement - Reginald H. Smythe

This is a review of Horse structure and movement, the third revised and illustrated edition, written by Reginald Smythe and Peter Charles Goody, revised by Peter Gray and published by JA Allen of London. This is another book on my recommended reading list for my university course. The book is about 220 pages long and comes in a relatively friendly looking peach coloured soft-back cover. The book covers movement of body parts in detail, from the vertebral column and limbs to the skull, and how movements such as jumping and turning affect them. All the difference sections flow from one to another, making it a book you can read through as well as ...  Read the complete review