The Dressage Rider's Survival Guide: Memoirs of a Struggling Dressage Rider
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This is a very funny book. From the Foreword entitled A Guide to Apportioning Blame throughout such insightful topics as the use of aids, equipment, history, costs of the sport and physical fitness required (none of which are presented in a manner that would be recognized by readers of any other book on dressage), the reader is in for a laugh-out-loud treat. Margaret Odgers has been there and what makes her material so screamingly funny is the core of Absolute Truth that runs through the book. Eva Sandor's charming cartoons alone are worth the purchase price.
Margaret Odgers is a working wife and mom with three kids, three horses, on a tight budget with a sincere and somewhat pathetic (she says) desire to become a good dressage rider.
About the Author
Margaret Odgers is a working wife and mom with three kids, three horses, on a tight budget with a sincere and somewhat pathetic (she says) desire to become a good dressage rider.
The Dressage Rider's Survival Guide: Memoirs of a Struggling Dressage Rider,Margaret A. Odgers,Eva Sandor,Half Halt Press,0939481707,1970-,Anecdotes,Biography,Biography / Autobiography,Dressage,Dressage riders,Equestrian,General,Horses - General,Humor,Odgers, Margaret A.,,Pennsylvania,Pets,Topic - Animals,Riding & horsemanship
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