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Owners show their love and devotion toward their horses in many different ways.  Sir Henry Pellatt had the names of his favourite horses embossed in goldleaf at the head of their mahogany stalls and installed brick in a herringbone pattern on the floor to lessen the risk of a horse slipping and falling.  Don Cohn has two 60-foot Awau-Tred submerged treadmills with water jets that force heated water to massage muscles for racehorse rehabilitation.  The common thread through the eighteen horse barn masterpieces featured in this book is that each barn is an innovative, beautiful structure that embodies the owners' love and appreaciation for horses.

Author Randy Leffingwell has selected barns that possess exceptional qualities - and clever response to site challenges; meticulous attention to details, equine health, and safety; or significant historical context.  The purposes of the barns range from havens for private owners to successful breeding and training facilities to historical landmarks.

Paperback.