Tennessee Walking Horse Catalog

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Walking Horse Resources

Back Yard Walkin' Training Tips is for the owner who is ready to try training your own horse for work and trail, though we hear of professional trainers who also refer to the book.
The author, Allanna Jackson, is the editor of The Walking Horse Journal. You learn what a horse really is and how to communicate with it. You progress through basics, bits, bridles and shoeing to safety essentials like "WHOA!" You'll learn about ground tying, backing, trailer loading, neck reining and many more.
Explanatory diagrams help you use schooling exercises.
A hard cover collector's edition is still in stock.

Soft Cover ISBN
978-0-9639644-1-0 is
$18.50 plus S&H which is $3.00 in US.

Hard cover ISBN
978-0-9639644-0-3 is
$65.00, same S&H of $3.00

Both subject to Arizona Tax when shipped to Arizona addresses, calculated at 8.6%

You can learn about where Walking Horses came from and how the breed has developed in Biography of the Tennessee Walking Horse
Ben Green, a Tennessee newspaper editor, researched the history of the Walking Horse breed and produced this definitive history book. His 1960 volume has long been out of print, available only at collector prices. With the approval of his heirs, we've brought all the original text to you along with supplements giving updated information. Available in hard cover only, the authorized revised edition is in print and in stock.

Hard cover ISBN
978-0-9639644-2-7 is
$35.00 plus $3.50 S&H, and is subject to Arizona tax when shipped to Arizona addresses

If you read The Walking Horse Journal you won't fall behind the times. The Journal is a small circulation magazine devoted to working and pleasure horses that exhibit the classic running walk without weights, chemicals or extraordinary training. You'll find training methods, trail ride sites, research on gaits and colors and unusual uses for the horses. The magazine's influence is far greater than its circulation. The Journal appears six times a year by mail, and we're daydreaming of an on-line downloadable edition.

$20 per year to US
addresses, $30 by surface
mail to all outside US