The Complete Book of Show Jumping by Michael Clayton (1975)
The Complete Book of Show Jumping by Michael Clayton (1975)
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Explore the skill behind every successful jump
Vintage Fair Condition - Cloth boards show rubbing, scattered marks and wear to the corners and spine ends. Page edges are age toned, with light spotting to the endpapers and a small handwritten price. Pages are clean. Published 1975.
Edited by Michael Clayton, with William Steinkraus as associate editor, this illustrated volume brings together the knowledge and techniques behind the demanding sport of show jumping. It examines the partnership between horse and rider, showing how schooling, balance, responsiveness and careful preparation contribute to performance over fences. Photographs and diagrams support discussions of riding and training, helping readers connect the movement of the horse with the decisions made in the saddle. The book also places the sport within its wider competitive setting, offering a broad introduction for enthusiasts as well as material for riders developing their understanding. Published in the 1970s, it captures the methods, personalities and equestrian experience of its period in a substantial reference devoted to jumping.
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