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International magazine coverage of The Long Riders' Guild and equestrian travel books!
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Click on picture to read an excellent article about Long Rider Tim Cope's 6,000 mile journey from Mongolia to Hungary in the hoof-prints of Genghis Khan. After being named Australia's "Adventurer of the Year," Australian Geographic published this record-breaking article. |
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Click on picture to read an article about, Basha O'Reilly as she discusses her work as a publisher, author, webmaster and Founder Member of The Long Riders' Guild in the exciting new magazine, I. M. Cowgirl. |
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Thanks to research provided by
The Long Riders' Guild Academic Foundation, Tom Moates, the world's leading
equestrian investigative journalist, has completed a ground-breaking
article. Why we don't eat Horses explains the forgotten
religious rivalry between the Vikings and the Vatican which led to this
taboo.
Click on picture to read this astonishing article, published in Horse Connection. |
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No one told the Brazilian
grandfather, Pedro Luiz de Aguiar, that at the age of seventy he was too old
to ride into the history books. Besides, he wouldn't have believed
them. Instead he mounted his Manga Larga stallion and rode 18,000
miles through Latin America.
Click on picture to read an article about this incredible Long Rider. |
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It took more than five years of
diligent research for The Long Riders' Guild to document the inspiring story
of "Two-Gun" Nan Aspinwall. Here for the very first time is the epic
tale of the first woman to strap on a six-gun, mount her horse and ride
Ocean to Ocean alone!
Click on picture to read this amazing story, published in I. M. Cowgirl. |
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Click on picture to read an excellent article about The Overland Westerners, the Long Riders who made the longest equestrian journey in the 20th century. It was published in the Paint Horse Journal. |
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Horse Travel Books, the
publishing arm of The Long Riders' Guild, has been featured in Eclectic
Horseman.
Click on picture to read this article. |
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When Australian Long Rider, Tim
Cope, completed his epic journey across Central Asia, America's National
Geographic Magazine named him as one of the top ten explorers of the
year.
Click on the picture to read his article in National Geographic's "Adventure" magazine. |
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Here is a review of The Wagon
Travel Handbook by David Grant, the only person ever to have taken a
horse-drawn wagon around the world. Click on either image to enlarge it. |
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On the left is a review in Horse Connection magazine of The Wagon Travel Handbook, by David Grant, published by The Long Riders' Guild Press. On the right is a section from the British magazine, Horse, in which the Art Editor, Garry Ashton-Coulton, praises the LRG website! Click on either image to enlarge it. |
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