Eventing: The Book of the Three-Day Event
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1977, oversize American hardcover edition, St. Martin's Press, NY. 176 pages. B&W / full-color photos / paintings throughout. The first modern 3-day event was held in 1902. It became a recognized sport in 1912 when the Event was included in the Olympic Games. Here is coverage of eventing, an activity whose time has come. Written by experts in the field. Extremely well done by pros who know what they're talking about.
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THE THESIS
This volume investigates the historical development, technical requirements, and competitive standards of the three-day equestrian event. Author Caroline Silver, alongside a team of subject-matter experts, provides a comprehensive overview of the sport's evolution from its military origins to its status as a recognized Olympic discipline. The text utilizes a combination of historical analysis and practical instruction to define the rigorous demands placed on both horse and rider.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Historical timeline of the three-day event starting from 1902
- Technical breakdown of the three distinct phases of competition
- Photographic documentation and illustrative paintings of eventing techniques
- Expert insights into the training and conditioning required for Olympic-level performance
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
The subject matter points to a specialized, historical survey intended for equestrian enthusiasts and students of Olympic sports history. The inclusion of expert contributions suggests a high level of technical accuracy regarding the discipline's standards during the mid-1970s.
Page Count:
176
Publication Date:
1976-01-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0002167808
ISBN-13:
9780002167802
Sports
History
Equestrian
Reference
Three-day event Horsemanship
Olympic Games
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