Training and Horse Management in India: With Hindustanee Vocabulary and C.T.C. Weights for age and Class (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177057363)

"Training and Horse Management in India" by M. Horace Hayes, originally published in the late 19th century, offers a comprehensive guide to equestrian practices specific to the Indian subcontinent. This edition retains the historical insights into horse training and management techniques employed during the British Raj era. The book includes a Hindustanee vocabulary to aid communication with local staff and provides C.T.C. (Calcutta Turf Club) weights for age and class, reflecting the racing standards of the time.

Hayes's expertise provides a fascinating glimpse into the historical aspects of horsemanship in India, making it an invaluable resource for equestrian enthusiasts, historians, and those interested in the cultural heritage of horse management.

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