Outstanding Miniature Horse Stallions
The first-ever stallion sourcebook for breeders and buyers! Over 300 stallions and 50 years of proven bloodlines make up this definitive work by Miniature Horse breeder/owner, Pat Elder.

Miniature Horse in Review Vol.1
by T. M. Leland
Page after page is filled with excellent up-to-date information on such things as the importance of the pre-purchase examination, reproduction guidelines for both mares and stallions, mortality and liability insurance, syndication of stallions, advertising and marketing the Miniature Horse, basics of driving, and the purchase and care of tack & equipment, and more!

The articles are lavished with over 60 excellent photographs and detailed illustrations. A substantial appendix gives additional information on registries, the " of perfection, " additional reading sources, and a comprehensive glossary.

Miniature Horse in Review Vol.2
by T. M. Leland
The second volume in this educational series follows the same easy-to-read format. Over 140 pages are packed with interesting and informative articles on a wide range of Mini-related subjects. Each well-researched article is illustrated with photographs and graphics. Subjects covered include preparing to set up a Miniature Horse farm or business, respiratory disease in the Miniature Horse, the art of proper clipping, complimentary equine veterinary applications, training your own Mini for Obstacle Classes, what to wear in the show ring, harness care, farrier advice, insurance issues, planning a breeding program, and many more! Includes glossary and full appendix.

Mini Manual for New Owners
by Toni M. Leland
Completely updated and revised, this terrific starter book is packed with all the necessary information that any new Mini owner needs and wants - RIGHT NOW! Written by equine professionals specifically for new owners. 148 pages with plenty of new illustrations and photographs. Includes loose masters for photocopying: Miniature Horse Health Record and Miniature Horse Breeding Record.

Train Your Mini, 2nd Ed.
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Show Your Mini
by T. M. Leland
A complete "how-to" workbook for first-time exhibitors. This easy-to-understand book takes the mystery out of all aspects of participating in horse shows, whether they are large or small, regional or national. Includes locating shows and information, understanding premium books, rules, and regulations, class descriptions, planning ahead, what to pack, what to wear, what the judges look for, and more. PLUS a full glossary of terms just about showing horses.

Foal Handbook
by T. M. Leland
In-depth guide for the mini owner who is new to the breeding/foaling aspect of Miniature ownership. Written in collaboration with a veterinarian, this 32-page booklet covers everything a new owner has to know when the Big Day comes. Dozens of detailed photographs and illustrations. Includes information on caring for the newborn and very young foal. A must if you're planning to raise Minis!

Glossary
Look It Up!
A Comprehensive Equine Glossary
by T. M. Leland
This great reference book contains over 2,000 horse-related words and their meanings! Written in easy-to-understand layman's language, the terms cover a huge range of horse topics. Phonetic pronunciation is given for most of the medical terms listed, and a detailed illustration of the parts of the horse rounds out this valuable resource. A perfect handbook for the new Mini owner.

Christina Meets a Mini
by T. M. Leland
Christa Duncan returns in paperback, new from SmallHorse Press. Christa made her debut in 1998 in "The Miniature Horse Voice," with the first in the series, "Christa Meets a Mini."

Christa Duncan is 10 years old and she has a secret. She is terrified of her father's draft horses! How can a farm girl be afraid of horses?

A day at the County Fair gives Christa an introduction to a tiny horse. A Miniature Horse! Christa's life is changed forever, as she chases her dream to have one of her very own.

Christa's stories are about a child's life in the country in mellower times. Intertwined throughout each story are the lessons of youth: responsibility, honesty, kindness, and loyalty. And small triumphs!

Christina Joins a Horse Club
by T. M. Leland
Christa Duncan is in Love - With Miniature Horses!

Christa convinces her parents to let her join the Little Bits Horse Club and the fun begins. And trouble, too! Christa sets out to prove that she can learn how to take care of a Mini. Along the way, she discovers that her life is changing in ways she never imagined, but her determination to own a Mini grows stronger every day! Second book in the Christa Duncan Series.

The Small Side
by Jody Chenowith
Mini owners will laugh themselves silly over these great cartoons by cartoonist/Mini Horse owner, Jody Chenoweth. This best seller has been updated and expanded to include more cartoons. From simple to thought-provoking, these cartoons are sure to bring a smile to anyone's face.

Hoof Care & Trimming for Your Miniature Horse
Hoof Care and Trimming for Miniature Horses is a video that will help Mini owners understand the equine foot and care for it properly. This workshop features third-generation farrier Pat Grady, who gives detailed instruction on how to trim your own Minis" hooves. A Miniature Horse owner himself, Pat carefully explains the steps and tools required to keep your horses balanced and comfortable. In addition, he demonstrates and discusses several special foot problems, including founder, pidgeon toes, and tiny foal feet. No clinic would be complete without a solid understanding of conformation, and the Miniature Horse foot and leg structure are discussed in depth to give the viewer a complete picture. Full-screen illustrations and animated graphics make these structural issues more clear.

Grooming Your Miniature Horse
Grooming Your Miniature Horse covers everything Miniature Horse owners need to know to keep their horses looking good at home and fantastic for the show ring. A step-by-step daily routine is carefully presented, including what grooming tools are needed and exactly how to use them, how to bathe your horse and blanketing. For the show horse owner, tips from professional trainer Portia Sue Owen will help make the difference between a winner or an "also-ran." Portia discusses types of show halters, use of makeup, clipping, and other tidbits she has acquired throughout her successful career with Miniature Horses.

Clipping Your Miniature Horse
Clipping Your Miniature Horse is a video guide to transforming your Miniature Horse from a tiny yak into a gorgeous gazelle! A perfect companion video to "Grooming Your Miniature Horse," this video gives a close-up, detailed lesson on body clipping for the show ring. Again, professional trainer Portia Sue Owen shares her expertise in this skill to help the viewer learn this somewhat tricky grooming technique. Additionally, how-to instruction on keeping your horses looking good at home includes clipping the bridle path, fetlocks, and whiskers. Proper use and care of clippers is included in the discussions.

Training Your Miniature for Driving Classes, Vol. 1
This video guide will give any Miniature Horse owner the tips and techniques to train a Mini to drive successfully. Understanding what makes a good driving horse will help you find that perfect performance prospect, or pick one out of your own field. Joanne Ross of Scott Creek Farm explains the differences between the driving classes available in Miniature Horse shows, and shares insights into what makes a successful amateur exhibitor. You'll study the parts of the harness and cart and follow a close-up, step-by-step demonstration of harnessing and hitching your horse. Plus free poster.

Training Your Miniature for Driving Classes, Vol. 2
This video guide will start with the premise that you already have a driving prospect, you have studied the various classes, and are able to harness and hitch your horse. Joanne Ross of Scott Creek Farm will show you, step-by-step, how to start a green horse, discuss the importance of "whoa," safety issues, and understanding the nature of the horse, as it relates to training. Once you have your horse started in harness, you'll learn exercises and drills for turning, backing, and building your horse's flexibility, as well as how to handle your reins and whip. The workshop finishes up with some problem-solving, including balking, rearing, and the runaway horse.
Plus free poster.

Training Your Miniature for Driving Classes, Set
Both Volume 1 and Volume 2.

Training Your Miniature for Obstacle Driving
These tapes were produced with the amateur owner in mind. "Training Your Miniature for Obstacle Driving" and "Training Your Miniature for Halter Obstacle" take the training process step by step, starting with a review of the three main types of obstacles, what they demonstrate to the judges, and how to build your own course at home. Well-known amateur exhibitor-owner-breeder, Joanne Ross of Scott Creek Farm in Siletz, Oregon, talks about the preparation needed to begin a show training program at home. She discusses mind-set for showing, and the importance of observing classes and reading the rule books. Joanne discusses what to look for when choosing that obstacle horse, whether you are considering a new purchase or you already have your prospect.

Training techniques for the most common obstacles are shown in detail, with tips and advice from Joanne to help you make the best presentation possible. Obstacles covered in the Driving Obstacle tape include the gate, the cones, an arch and streamers, bridges, wheel pivots, parallel poles, water, and the keyhole. Obstacles covered in the Halter Obstacle tape include jumps, rails, cavaletti, water, bridges, sidepassing, forehand pivot, haunch pivot, and ground-tying. Joanne shares her secrets for teaching your horse to be well-mannered and responsive to your commands. The art of backing your horse is discussed at length in both videos.

After successfully training the obstacle horse, the amateur is schooled on drills and exercises that will build the horse's flexibility, perfect turns and backing, and accustom the horse and handler to the obstacles. Included are "Problem-Solving Workshops" that cover things such as balking, rearing, and the stressed horse; these problem/solution demonstrations will be of great benefit to the amateur trainer.

A free poster is included with each tape. This handy two-sided sheet includes samples of obstacle patterns one might encounter, instructions for building obstacles, contact addresses & phone numbers, class requirements and descriptions, and more. The poster will be of great benefit out in the training field, when the videotape must stay in the house.

Training Your Miniature for Obstacle Halter
These tapes were produced with the amateur owner in mind. "Training Your Miniature for Obstacle Driving" and "Training Your Miniature for Halter Obstacle" take the training process step by step, starting with a review of the three main types of obstacles, what they demonstrate to the judges, and how to build your own course at home. Well-known amateur exhibitor-owner-breeder, Joanne Ross of Scott Creek Farm in Siletz, Oregon, talks about the preparation needed to begin a show training program at home. She discusses mind-set for showing, and the importance of observing classes and reading the rule books. Joanne discusses what to look for when choosing that obstacle horse, whether you are considering a new purchase or you already have your prospect.

Training techniques for the most common obstacles are shown in detail, with tips and advice from Joanne to help you make the best presentation possible. Obstacles covered in the Driving Obstacle tape include the gate, the cones, an arch and streamers, bridges, wheel pivots, parallel poles, water, and the keyhole. Obstacles covered in the Halter Obstacle tape include jumps, rails, cavaletti, water, bridges, sidepassing, forehand pivot, haunch pivot, and ground-tying. Joanne shares her secrets for teaching your horse to be well-mannered and responsive to your commands. The art of backing your horse is discussed at length in both videos.

After successfully training the obstacle horse, the amateur is schooled on drills and exercises that will build the horse's flexibility, perfect turns and backing, and accustom the horse and handler to the obstacles. Included are "Problem-Solving Workshops" that cover things such as balking, rearing, and the stressed horse; these problem/solution demonstrations will be of great benefit to the amateur trainer.

A free poster is included with each tape. This handy two-sided sheet includes samples of obstacle patterns one might encounter, instructions for building obstacles, contact addresses & phone numbers, class requirements and descriptions, and more. The poster will be of great benefit out in the training field, when the videotape must stay in the house.

So..You're Expecting a Foal!
This video provides the critical "need to know" information for any mini owner preparing for their first foal.

Care of the pregnant mare, including pasture and turnout, the foaling stall, and familiarization with the mare's anatomy, is covered in detail. The impending signs of delivery are demonstrated with tips on when to watch for them. A 5-week countdown to delivery culminates in a "real time" delivery, "up close and personal," followed by an in-depth review of each stage. Follow-up on the birth include the importance of bonding, the foal's struggle to stand and nurse, and the mare's delivery of the afterbirth. The video concludes with "Red Alert" signs and what actions to take: premature separation of the placenta, abnormal presentation, and post-delivery foal problems.

The video is packaged with the popular book, So, You're Expecting a Foal! (1999), which provides very detailed important information on subjects that are not easily shown on video.