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Chronicle of the Horse
Studio : Chronicle of the Horse
by Chronicle of the Horse
Publisher : Chronicle of the Horse
Availability : Usually ships in 4 to 6 weeks and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
Number of Issues : 52
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 4 reviews)
Our Price : $59.00
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Product Description |
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English-type horse sports news. |
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Great and full of show news! |
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I have recently moved to the USA and was looking for a resource that would give me information on the horse shows and riders within the USA. This is it. For those who are looking for articles on how train your horse this magazine is not for you, but if like me you want a compressive guide to the world of equitation, dressage, show jumping etc. then this is for you. I find the articles informative and interesting. It is a weekly magazine and so some pages are just list of results but that is to be expected when they are giving you all information. I enjoy feeling up to date on the winners and the trainers. I guess my only thing I don't like is there is no color pictures. But if you can't make it to the shows then this is the next best thing!! |
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love this magazine |
This magazine is fantastic. It doesn't bother the serious rider with articles about basic horsemanship. It does however bring opinions from some of the greats in the equestrian world on competitions, the state of affairs of national and international associations and training of the horse and rider. This magazine really shines with its descriptions of show events. I am a dressage rider who delights in reading the articles about steeplechasing, hunter/jumpers, fox hunting, eventing, oh and dressage competitions. With imagination and detail, they bring me to shows I will never be able to attend. Even the ones I do attend are made complete by their coverage.
Some issues are dedicated to listed show results but as a weekly magazine it is pardonable. |
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A necessity for the serious horseman |
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This is the premier magazine for serious horsemen in the English disciplines. Although there are areas which may not be pertinent to everyone, the columns reflect the very latest in every area. There is no better place to sell or buy a horse than through their classified ads. |
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Essential for the show rider... |
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but otherwise fairly useless. It's pages and pages of horse show results, and some articles from famous riders and trainers covering major show issues and results. That's all, folks. |
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