"Four ways to learn about horses:
Watch it. Hear it. Ride it. Read it. Use all four if you can, but of the four, the most
readily available is reading."

"If there is anything that I have learned in my life with horses, it is that one never knows enough. This is a lifelong
pursuit of information."

"History. Wisdom. Stories. Skills. Thoughtfulness. Mindfulness. Science. Dressage, eventing, jumping, horsemanship. Fact-checked. The best of the best. There is no greater bang for your buck than a book."

"It was my father’s wish to keep the books he wrote updated and in print. As a role model, I also want to give something back to the industry and use the knowledge I gain every day for the welfare of horses.
I can do this through books."

"I am constantly reading and educating myself on everything about horses. The more I am able to understand them the better
I can take care of them and build a
stronger connection."

"My favorite holiday barn gift to give?
Horse books. Learning doesn’t happen only in the tack and shouldn’t end when
the ride does!"

“You have to mount up often,
without letting the books get dusty!”

"When the books have been read and reread, it boils down to the horse,
his human companion, and what
goes on between them.”