Jane Badger Books
Captain J E Hance
Captain John Edward Hance taught riding both in the Army and in civilian life. He was best known for his non fiction instructional texts, but also wrote a book aimed at younger readers in which instruction is clothed by a story.
Finding the book: reasonably easy to find, both with and without its dustjacket.
Source:
School for Horse and Rider
Finding the book: reasonably easy to find, both with and without its dustjacket.
Source:
School for Horse and Rider
Riders of Tomorrow
Country Life Ltd, London, 1935, illus Robert Bartleet
Popular edition, Country Life, 1938, 128 pp.
“.... A practical guide to riding for children, and those who wish to teach children,
taking the bold course
of embodying his instruction in the form of an amusing story,
centred around a small boy and a small
girl. Their adventures in learning to ride
and their relationships with many typical horsey characters give
the right background
to the practical instruction.....”
Also:
School for Horse & Rider
Country Life Ltd, 1932
Better Horsemanship
Country Life Ltd, 1948
Riding Master
(Reminiscences with plates)
Robert Hale, 1960
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