These are my three little books of humour - so far. Another is in the melting pot.

I wrote these from my observations of both horses and their owners. It struck me that as much as we humans like to think we’re the ones doing the training, it just isn’t like that at all. Horses have us taped from the moment they set eyes on us.

Here’s some of the reviews:

Pony Magazine said this tells the tale all horses want to tell. This tongue-in-cheek humour book is a guide for any horse or pony on how to get the best from its rider or carer.

Horse magazine said If you’re feeling a little down in the mouth, this little book is an absolute must. You simply can’t fail to smile as you read the snippets of wisdom written as though from the horse’s perspective. Hilarious, perceptive and reasonably priced, I can see this book being a popular stocking-filler this Christmas.

Farmers Guardian said The author has obviously carefully observed equine behaviour around humans, which makes for some entertaining suggestions.

www.riderborders.com said, This tiny book is a painfully perceptive and wildly hilarious exposee of the horse/human relationship as seen through the eyes of your horse. The chapter on stable manners is especially amusing. You’ll never be able to look your horse in the eye in quite the same way again, once you’ve laughed your way through this tirelessly funny little training manual!

Yorkshire Post said, Potentially the best stocking filler of the year; One Hundred Ways to Live with a Horse Addict, could rise up the equestrian better selling lists this Christmas. The 3.99 paperback from Hodder and Stoughton is a very humorous guide to life with a horsy other. There is a hoot a page from the pen of Tina Bettison.

The British Horse Society said, The perfect gift for horse lovers or non horsy partners, this hilarious book pinpoints the characteristics of all horse addicts and shows that it is possible for addicts and non addicts to live in peace!

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