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In "A New System of Horsemanship," Claude Bourgelat presents a revolutionary approach to equestrian education that blends practical knowledge with a deep psychological understanding of horse behavior. Written in the 18th century, a time when traditional horsemanship often relied on brute force and instinct, Bourgelat champions a systematic and humane method that emphasizes communication, empathy, and the physical training of both horse and rider. Through meticulous observation and innovative techniques, he lays the groundwork for modern equestrian practices, offering a comprehensive guide that…mehr

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In "A New System of Horsemanship," Claude Bourgelat presents a revolutionary approach to equestrian education that blends practical knowledge with a deep psychological understanding of horse behavior. Written in the 18th century, a time when traditional horsemanship often relied on brute force and instinct, Bourgelat champions a systematic and humane method that emphasizes communication, empathy, and the physical training of both horse and rider. Through meticulous observation and innovative techniques, he lays the groundwork for modern equestrian practices, offering a comprehensive guide that remains influential in the field of horsemanship today. Claude Bourgelat, a prominent veterinarian and equestrian of his time, was driven by his passion for both animals and scientific inquiry. His background in veterinary medicine likely informed his emphasis on the well-being of horses, merging agricultural practices with humane training approaches. His experiences in the burgeoning age of enlightenment, characterized by a quest for knowledge and reform, positioned him uniquely to challenge prevailing methods and advocate for a more compassionate treatment of horses. For readers passionate about equestrianism, animal welfare, or the history of veterinary practices, Bourgelat's "A New System of Horsemanship" is an essential addition to their libraries. This seminal work not only provides practical guidance but also invites reflection on the ethical dimensions of training, making it a thought-provoking read for both seasoned riders and newcomers alike.

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Claude Bourgelat (1712-1779) was a French veterinary surgeon who gained prominence as the founder of veterinary schools in Lyon and Paris, thus laying the foundation for the modern veterinary profession. His passion for horse anatomy and disease prevention led him to establish standardized methods for veterinary training. Bourgelat's significant contribution to equine studies was encapsulated in his notable work, 'A New System of Horsemanship'. Published in the mid-18th century, this text reflects Bourgelat's innovative approach to equine care, emphasizing the significance of understanding horse anatomy and biomechanics for effective horsemanship. His scholarly approach went beyond mere practice, seeking to instill a scientific basis in a field that historically relied on traditional knowledge. Bourgelat's legacy is captured in his publications and the profound influence he had on shaping veterinary science. His literary style blended meticulous observation with practical instruction, harmoniously integrating scientific inquiry with the art of horsemanship. Bourgelat's contributions were crucial during a period when the interdependence between human society and equine populations was at its apex, given the pivotal role horses played in transportation, agriculture, and military endeavors of the time.