by DK · DK Children · tapa dura · ISBN 9781409324829
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«Pocket Eyewitness Horses» is DK's children's non-fiction guide to horses and ponies, published by DK Children in hardcover (160 pages, in English).
Profiles more than 130 breeds of horses and ponies with facts and statistics on each. Explains the colors and markings they can have, traces the evolution of the equine family from a deer-like creature, and covers disciplines such as riding and the use of horses as a means of transport throughout history. Also includes basic notions of gaits, markings and breeds such as the Falabella or the Shire.
Part of the «Pocket Eyewitness» series from publisher DK. Recommended for readers aged 8 to 10.
Suitable for young readers interested in the world of horses looking for a visual and quick-reference work.
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