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| LUSITANO HORSE - Son of the Wind
by Arsénio Raposo Cordeiro This book is an expertly translated edition of "Cavalo Lusitano - Filho do Vento". This elegant table top hardcover book boasts the most outstanding pictorial representation of Iberian horses, specially the Lusitano horse. The history and tradition of the Lusitano horse is told in over 200 incredible photos and prints in color. The special chapter about the Sorraia horse is written by the undisputed expert in this field, Dr. Ruy d'Andrade, and is illustrated with many rare photos from both breeding farms and the natural habitat of the lowlands of the Guadalquivir valley. A special chapter features the legendary Novilheiro, the Lusitano horse that is recognized around the world. The photo collection also shows the incredible versatility of the Lusitano horse, in driving, jumping, dressage, reining (doma vaquera) and naturally as a rejoneador's horse in the bullfight from horseback. 
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| What this book presents: An exquisitely
illustrated history of the Lusitano Horse
The Royal Portuguese Riding School All phases of the traditional Portuguese bullfight from horseback, the rejoneo. Lusitano Horses in carriage driving training and competition Photographic view of the famous annual Golega horse fair The Lusitano horse in dressage and jumping events A special tribute to the legendary stallion Novilheiro. The Lusitano horse in classical high school riding with master Nuno Oliveira and Catherine Durand The Lusitano horse living at liberty in herds on the ranches and along the riverbeds of Portugal A special segment on the history and present day status of the Sorraia horse 
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After having been "out of print"
for over two years,
this well respected and highly sought after book is finally available in a limited edition reprint. Hardcover book, large 11.0 in. x 11.0 in. format, 230 pages in glossy color. 
The books price is US$129.00 plus s/h of $6.00 in the US. limited edition second printing on line. To learn more about the Lusitano horse and his history, click here. |