How to Teach Group Riding by Neale Haley

TEACH
GROUP RIDING

by

Neale Haley

This book differs from other books on riding by following unusual teaching sequence as well as different teaching methods. Teachers are shown where to put emphasis for quick learning. A beginner can be taught to jump with in a few weeks. Intermediate riders are taught with games to teach control, safety and competence. The author explains the method she developed to make jumping easy and correct for both horse and rider. The instructor is shown how to make every level of riding safe and fun. Teaching techniques are easily understood by beginners and advanced riders with an emphasis on having fun.

A significant portion of the book is photographic in order to depict the exact position students should imitate to become competent riders. Both teachers and students , by studying these pictures can discover and correct common faults.

Hard cover book in excellent condition. Dust jacket shows aging. 285 pages, copyright 1970.