History Sport & Recreation Australiana
The Thinking Horseman by Maurice Wright is a non‑fiction work that explores the history and culture of horse riding in Australia, weaving together stories of equestrian sport, animal care, and the broader social backdrop of the country. It offers a blend of biography, true‑story narrative, and practical insight that appeals to both young adult and adult readers interested in horses, Australian history, and leisure pursuits.
Wright’s background as an Australian author and equestrian enthusiast lends authenticity to the book’s detailed accounts of training, competition, and the everyday life of horses. The 133‑page hardcover presents a readable mix of historical context and personal anecdotes, making it a valuable reference for anyone studying equestrian sports or looking for engaging stories about horses.
The copy comes with its original dust jacket and is in solid condition, featuring a tight binding and clean, tidy pages free of writing, dog‑ears, or damage. A front blank paper has been removed, but the remainder of the text is complete and accounted for. It has been kept in a smoke‑free home, ensuring a fresh reading experience for the next owner.