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Among Men and Horses
Few men in the late 19^th century were as knowledgeable, or had travelled to such far-flung portions of the globe in search of equestrian knowledge, as the English horseman, author and trainer, Horace Hayes. A man who combined his love of learning with a passion for all things equestrian, this autobiographical account of Hayes’ journeys and discoveries was a major academic work in its day.

Faras Nama e Rangin
After a complicated international search, The Long Riders’ Guild Press has obtained an original copy of this rare Indian equestrian text. Written in Persian at the end of the 18^th century by the leading equestrian expert at the Mughal court, this translated work explains training techniques and veterinary practices used in this seldom-investigated portion of the horse world.