Practical Horseman
12 issues / year
Dec 2018
1
3
Item added to wishlist.
Item removed from wishlist.
( 27)
Description
True to its name, Practical Horseman provides hands-on, instructive articles on riding and training, horse care, and competition for English riders. Clearly written, skillfully photographed step-by-step articles bring the expertise of top equestrians to the magazine's goal-oriented readers. Profiles and features create a sense of community, from top professionals to dedicated amateurs. Also offered each month: tips for saving money and time in caring for your horse, managing your barn, and selecting equine-related products and equipment.
My review
Review from
4.6
27 total
5 21
4 3
3 1
2 1
1 1
Bill Baehr
Not For Real Horsemen, This magazine should be called, "Practical Snobby Horseback Rider" because it's mostly about how to ride and jump in the current micro-managed style for hunter/jumper and event riders with the right "turn-out". Riding well while wearing correct fashions is only a small part of being a horseman. The "Practical Horseman" knowledge of horse behavior, learning theory, training and equine science is weak and ignorant old school stuff. Horses are characterized with anthropomorphic terms such as "lazy", "willing","wants to do his job", "respect", having "desire" and "work ethic". Other than a few minor fashion changes the real content of this magazine never changes over the years, so you can get a copy from many years past and see the same old stuff in it. If you want to learn real practical horsemanship read books like "Equitation Science" and "Equine Behavior" by Paul McGreevy
Patty Kelly
One of the best Love this magazine. I have followed it for most of my life
A Google User
One of best horse mags ever Been reading PH since I was 11 years old, it's always filled with excellent, usable information.
Chandra H.R.M ꦱ꧀ꦖꦤ꧀ꦢꦿ
👍
Felicia Jane
Love it Great magazine with great information and relevant topics
User reviews
Not For Real Horsemen, This magazine should be called, "Practical Snobby Horseback Rider" because it's mostly about how to ride and jump in the current micro-managed style for hunter/jumper and event riders with the right "turn-out". Riding well while wearing correct fashions is only a small part of being a horseman. The "Practical Horseman" knowledge of horse behavior, learning theory, training and equine science is weak and ignorant old school stuff. Horses are characterized with anthropomorphic terms such as "lazy", "willing","wants to do his job", "respect", having "desire" and "work ethic". Other than a few minor fashion changes the real content of this magazine never changes over the years, so you can get a copy from many years past and see the same old stuff in it. If you want to learn real practical horsemanship read books like "Equitation Science" and "Equine Behavior" by Paul McGreevy
One of the best Love this magazine. I have followed it for most of my life
One of best horse mags ever Been reading PH since I was 11 years old, it's always filled with excellent, usable information.
Love it Great magazine with great information and relevant topics
Review deleted
Additional information
Frequency
12 issues / year
Internet connection
Required for reading and downloading
Content
May include any of the following: text, images, audio, or scanned pages
Available on
The Google Play Newsstand app for Android and iOS, and Newsstand on the web.
Seller
Sold by Google Inc. as agent for Active Interest Media (Cruz Bay Publishing)
Seller address
5720 Flatiron Parkway
Boulder, CO 80301
USA
Boulder, CO 80301
USA