"On Horsemanship" by Xenophon remains a cornerstone text for those seeking wisdom in horse training and equestrianism. Written in ancient Greece, this treatise offers timeless advice on selecting, caring for, and training horses. Xenophon, a renowned military leader and philosopher, shares his insights into understanding equine behavior and building a harmonious partnership between horse and rider.

This book explores the principles of effective horsemanship, emphasizing humane and respectful methods. Readers will discover guidance on everything from grooming and exercise to advanced riding techniques. "On Horsemanship" provides valuable lessons applicable to various equestrian disciplines, making it a relevant resource for both novice and experienced horse enthusiasts. Explore the classical foundations of horse training with this enduring work.

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