Books with title Horse and Pony Breeds

Here's a wealth of information about different horses and ponies, their origins, types, colors, and markings. Complemented by crisp color photographs, the text points out the differences between a Thoroughbred and a half-bred horse, describes the amazing variety of horse and pony breeds, and details many distinctive facial and other markings. Whether it's an Appaloosa or an Andalusian, a Clydesdale or a Connemara, young horse-lovers will find their favorite creatures beautifully photographed and described in this handsome and authoritative gift book.

This book will help every young horse enthusiast recognize and identify different horse and pony breeds from all over the world, with annotation and fact boxes to point out particular characteristics. Stunning photographs taken by horse photographer Bob Langrish capture each breed beautifully and will help readers distinguish one breed from another.

The most practical illustrated guide for all horse and pony lovers. The DK Horse and Pony Book is a beautifully illustrated practical guide for young horse and pony lovers everywhere. Expert advice on horse and ponies -- from identifying breeds to grooming, veterinary care, and riding techniques. Suitable for both novice and experienced riders. Encourages young enthusiasts to learn more about riding and caring for a horse or pony.

Titles in Barron's Fold-Out Books series are delightful activity books for younger boys and girls. They offer hours of fun with large, vivid full-color photos of appealing animals, a big 21 1/2" x 14" animal wall poster, seven mini-posters, and a 33" x 21" wall chart. Kids also get 50 colorful stickers showing animals pictured in the book. They learn as they have fun attaching stickers to the posters. The stickers are numbered to match the wall chart, which encourages children's familiarity with numbers while they also learn to recognize various horse and puppy breeds. The lively and attractive horses and ponies pictured in this book include, the Tennessee Walking Horse, a Shetland Pony, a Palomino Quarter Horse, and many more.