Veterinarian Beth Valentine discusses how to gauge your horse's health, the particular disorders that affect draft horses, how to safely administer medicine, starting a draft foal, and more. Farrier Mike Wildenstein covers how to maintain a sound hoof, judging soundness, and other hoof-related topics.

An extensive collection of horse-drawn vehicles including wagons, carts, vans, trolleys, coaches, sleighs, buses, cabs, fire-fighting equipment, and much more. Hundreds of color photographs. 198 pages. 8.5 x 10 inches. Hardcover.

In 2004 and 2005 acclaimed horse photographer Bob Mischka took several thousand photos at the leading and most prominent driving horse events in America. This book contains the best of those photographs. A wide variety of horse breeds, driving events and turnouts are represented. Most of the nation's most accomplished drivers and trainers are included. Over 300 color photographs. 168 pages. 9 x 11 inches. Hardcover.

Volume I in our three volume set. More than 100 photographs by famed photographer J.C. Allen of field work including planing, tilling, harvesting and more. Includes shots of threshing, corn shelling, milling, haystacking. Horses, mules, oxen, vintage tractors, and stream engines provide the power back when rural life was the norm. Many photos have never before been published.

The second book in our 3 volume set. More than 120 photographs by famed photographer JC Allen of farm work performed in dairy, poultry and hog barns as well as the wide variety of tasks performed in the barnyard including ensilaging, stock feeding and watering, haymow loading, threshing, corn grinding, butchering, collecting eggs, root cellaring and much more. Many photos have never before been published.

Third in a three-volume series showcasing the vintage photography of J.C. Allen , this book features photos of what people did when they weren’t working in the fields, barns or farmyards in the 1920s-1940s. More than 120 photographs of rural families in their kitchens, parlors and dining rooms. Photos of going to town and spending time at the library, grocery or general stores, school and doctor's office, transporting the reader to another time when life moved slower and family and community was important. Many photos have never before been published. 

The authors give detailed explanations of how to train your horse for a safe drive. They emphasize communicating with your horse so he understands what you want him to do and looks to you for for direction. The book includes easy-to-follow illustrations and photographs.

Using a patient and customizable approach, Dave Feltenberger teaches a horse to be caught, become accustomed to bridle and harness,t then be driven as a single and put with a teammate.