Life As a Dressage Trainer in Three Countries: A Journey Made Possible by a Love for the Horse
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A delightfully entertaining journey following the lifelong development of a devoted horseman, and the opportunities and challenges native to such a pursuit in different parts of the world.
Paperback: 256 pages. Four-in-Hand Press (December 12, 2023) Read an excerpt from the book.
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