A Treatise Upon Horsemanship, Tr. by W. Frazer

First published in 1733, A Treatise upon Horsemanship is a classic work on the art of riding. Written by François Robichon de La Guérinière, a master of the equestrian arts, this book provides a detailed guide to everything from basic riding techniques to advanced training methods. This new translation, by W. Frazer, captures the beauty and elegance of La Guérinière's prose, making it accessible to a new generation of riders and horse lovers.

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