Each manual in this series fully describes the level of theoretical and practical knowledge required for each exam together with successful examination technique, what to wear and how to deal with any problems which might be encountered on the day.The riding tests are separated into equitation and stable management, so that each subject can be studied separately.

This manual is essential reading for all who ride horses on the highway. It complements advice contained in the Highway Code and in the Horse Sense for Motorists leaflet and video. It has become in effect, a detailed Highway Code for horse riders, and following its advice will help reduce the yearly toll of accidents involving horses on our increasingly busy roads.Although any accident is distressing, it is even more so when it involves an animal which is often much more than simply a means of transport to their rider.All riders have an obligation to themselves and their mounts to ensure that they know how to ride safely on the road. I therefore recommend to them to read and follow the advice on this manual, and to take the British Horse Society’s Riding and Road Safety Test.53 pages

Compiled by a panel of experts, this book offers career students and horse owners a comprehensive guide to the care and management of horses and ponies. Previously published as a series of seven books, the new BHS Complete Manual Of Stable Management brings together all seven volumes conveniently providing a single source of reference. This all-in-one volume has been fully revised and updated to bring it into line with current thinking in the horse world.Filled with reliable information and advice on modern stable management practices, the book provides a sound foundation for Horse Knowledge and Care Stages I to IV and the Stable Manager’s Certificate.Throughout, the emphasis is on the adoption of correct and safe procedures on the welfare of all who come into contact with horses, as well as for the animals themselves.

This is the only official and recommended revision guide for students studying for the BHS Stages 1, 2 and 3 examinations and the Preliminary Teaching Test. Written by a British Horse Society Exams Assessor, the book provides students with essential reminders of what the examiner will be looking for and how to prepare for the questions being posed. It is designed to be used in association with the other course books in the series and is based on the most recent syllabuses. Jo Winfield FBHS is a British Eventing Accredited Coach, a British Dressage Judge and an Exams Assessor with the British Horse Society. She regularly runs clinics in the UK and overseas specialising in helping riders and their horses at all levels to perform to their full potential. She is currently coaching a Grade II para dressage rider who competed in the 2008 Olympics and a National UK Para rider at Grade IV. She also presents at various equine conferences including BSAS, BHS Welfare Conference and Alltech-Hartpury.