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Iowa State University announces the release of the following equine titles
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Iowa State University announces the release of the following equine titles:Practical Horse Law: A Guide for Owners and Riders by Brenda Gilligan; TheHorse in Motion: The Anatomy and Physiology of Equine Locomotion by SarahPilliner, Samantha Elmhurst and Zoe Davies; Equine Exercise Physiology byKathryn Nankervis and David Marlin.
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