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New Method of Horsemanship
DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "New Method of Horsemanship" (Including the Breaking and Training of Horses, with Instructions for Obtaining a Good Seat) by François Baucher. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.
François Baucher, the Man and His Method
Francois Baucher (1796-1863) was the center of one of the most famous controversies in the development of modern equitation. Baucher introduced the one tempi flying changes at the canter, but in nineteenth century France his circus performances and methods of haute ecole training were attacked. Attempts to introduce his theories to the French Cavalry were blocked, although he is now recognized as an outstanding horseman and exponent of classical dressage. This important work combines a translation of two of Baucher's publications: New Method of Horsemanship and Dialogues on Equitation, with a scholarly study of the arguments which surrounded them. Professor Hilda Nelson produces a fascinating insight into an important theory of horsemanship."
Francois Baucher's Latest Principles and Teachings
Translated from the French in 1935 by Dressage Master Einar Schmit-Jensen, this book was originally written by Faverot de Kerbrech - one of Baucher's best and last pupils. The translation by a master and world renowned equestrian scholar, who was also a pupil of a pupil of Baucher's has meant the original meanings of Baucher's work and de Kerbrech's text have been kept intact.As Kerbrech himself says @The last equestrian ideas of Francois Baucher are still little known. This famous riding-master could not ride in public, since his terrible accident when he broke both his legs. He lived in retirement and after 1861 gave very few lessons. Of the few pupils who followed those lessons only two o...
Racinet Explains Baucher
Excellent introduction to the philosophy, method, and procedures of Baucherism, or the French tradition of "riding in lightness" that Baucher developed in the 19th century. Includes a translation of Baucher's "second manner." Jean-Claude Racinet wrote a few articles in the magazine Dressage and CT in 1992-3 on Baucher and his equitation. This series, with some necessary editing for cohesion, has been brought together to create this book. Two appendices were added; the first one deals with the validity of Baucherism, in light of the last discoveries of "equine osteopathy," as exposed by Dr. Dominique Giniaux of France; the second is a translation of the very last part of the 12th edition of B...
METHODICAL DRESSAGE of the RIDING HORSE and DRESSAGE of the OUTDOOR HORSE
The Master Francois Baucher brought numerous modifications to his first method of dressage. His best student, Faverot de Kerbrech gives us the definitive description and explanation of Baucher's second manner in his work: Methodical Dressage of the Riding Horse from the Last Teaching of Baucher, recalled by one of his students (1891). Published twenty years after the death of Baucher, this work is the result of a quest to bring French equitation out of its academic approach; enriched by the experience of Baucher's most illustrious student. It is considered the Bible of Baucherism.In Dressage of the Outdoor Horse, General de Lagarenne gives us the last teaching of Faverot de Kerbrech. This work consists of a simplified progression of the second manner of Baucher with regard to the preparation of a horse for outdoor riding.
Francois Baucher
A translation of Baucher's celebrated New Method of Horsemanship and the lesser-known Dialogues on Equitation, with a scholarly study of the controversies surrounding them.
