Equine science

Equine science

by Parker, Rick

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Engaging and informative, EQUINE SCIENCE, Fifth Edition, provides students with a basic understanding of equine care and management. Featuring a full–color layout and abundant photos, this richly illustrated text presents information logically, starting with an introduction to the equine industry and then progressing to the unique anatomy and needs of the horse; the specifics of caring for, training, and managing horses; and business aspects of the industry. This all-new edition also highlights…

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Equine science / Rick Parker.

Summary

Engaging and informative, EQUINE SCIENCE, Fifth Edition, provides students with a basic understanding of equine care and management. Featuring a full–color layout and abundant photos, this richly illustrated text presents information logically, starting with an introduction to the equine industry and then progressing to the unique anatomy and needs of the horse; the specifics of caring for, training, and managing horses; and business aspects of the industry. This all-new edition also highlights correlations to National AFNR (Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources) Standards, masterfully applies math and science concepts related to equine care and management, and connects students to current references to prepare them for success within the classroom and beyond.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:©2019
  • Edition:Fifth edition

Publication Statements

  • Publisher(s):Cengage
  • Place of Publication:Boston
  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:©2019

The Physical Object

  • Description:xvi, 638 pages : : chiefly colour illustrations ; : 28 cm

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781305949720, 1305949722
  • oclc:on1112104819
  • Dewey Decimal:636.1

Table of Contents

History and development of the horse. -- Status and future of the horse industry. -- Breeds, types, and classes of horses. -- Cells, tissues, and organs. -- Functional anatomy. -- Biomechanics of movement. -- Unsoundness. -- Selecting and judging horses. -- Determining age, height, and weight of horses. -- Genetics. -- Reproduction and breeding. -- Digestion and nutrition. -- Feeds and feeding horses. -- Health management. -- Parasite control. -- Common management practices. -- Shoeing and hoof care. -- Buildings and equipment. -- Horse behavior and training. -- Equitation. -- Business aspects. -- Career opportunities.

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