Horse Anatomy: A Pictorial Approach to Equine Structure

Amazingly clear yet detailed book. Includes full skeleton, musculature and ligament/tendon locations, even arteries/veins/lymph nodes/nerves. More specific anatomy of individual bones and the CNS. It also includes useful diagrams of palpable landmarks and what to look for in conformation. It would be more useful to have more detailed diagrams of individual bones such as the scapula. Essential for anyone doing veterinary medicine/physiotherapy.

very good book for Equitation students or anyone wanting to learn equine anatomy

Excellent book - I especially liked the diagrams that show where on a horse to feel for particular bones and tendons. It also included diagrams from angles that I haven't seen in other horse anatomy books, e.g. the skeleton from in front of the horse, behind the horse and from above, these pictures gave me a better understanding of what the overall structures look like. The diagrams of the internal organs can be a little confusing, since all the organs are dealt with on the same diagrams, instead of being split up into separate diagrams for digestion, respiration, etc. I'd also recommend "Horse anatomy - a colouring atlas", by using the two, you get a good understanding of the subject.

Really informative book. Arrived on time.

Loved this book. Although I'm not a vetenary student this book is fantastic. The illustrations are very useful for understanding how your horse works.

A very easy and comprehensive anatomy book.

Very informative book to help along with learning

Great book for reference

Libro completo e facile da consultare, disegni e descrizioni molto chiare.

Perfect book for everyone who aims to study animal / horse anatomy. Tons of information. Take your time to read through. best the book and the workbook together

I love every part of this book and use it as part of my go to when I work on horses, doing Tension Release Therapy.

The book is loaded with good info, but the illustrations are of little use to artists, since they are generic and cartoony sometimes. Still, when doing life size horse sculpture, I found some valuable reference material— just, less than I’d hoped. JD

This book shows every layer of your horses body. It’s the best anatomy book I’ve seen!