Riding Logic Wilhelm Museler

Since it was first published in 1937, Museler's text on riding and horsemanship has become an international classic. An expert horseman, the author not only provides a wealth of practical knowledge and experience that will help readers attain and maintain the highest level of riding skill, he also offers the theoretical tools that can transform the experienced rider into the classical equestrian ideal: an 'artist on horseback'.Full of all new colour photos as well as the brilliantly clear drawings that first made the original editions so sought after, the book offers sections on perfecting the rider's seat, hands, balance, and use of the back; schooling both the green and trained horse on the flat; introductory exercises on the trail and over fences; and corrective work for various behavioural or training problems. Timeless, insightful, and certain to educate any rider who strives to reach the coveted state of true horse-and-rider harmony.

Wilhelm Museler (1887-1952) was a career cavalry officer. During the years preceding the Second World War he competed with great success at dressage and show jumping and was a member of the German Olympic Team. He retired from the army at the end of WWI and concentrated on equestrianism full-time. In 1931, he had health problems and turned to writing. He penned Riding Logic and it was published in 1937 and it went on to be a bestseller in many languages.