"Think Like A Pony" is for parents and children. By reading this book with their children, they can learn together and enjoy the fascinating journey of understanding pony behaviour. Through this knowledge and understanding it can be seen how a pony can become: safe to be with, safe to handle, safe to ride and a willing friend and partner. The book is suitable for children between 6-12 years old. "Work Book Three" is the fourth book in the series after "Foundation Book" and "Work Book 1" and "Work Book 2". The chapter topics include: Follow your nose; Move on a circle; Turning with your pony on a circle; Asking your pony to keep his nose on a circle; Transitions on a circle; Moving sideways; Leading your pony from his shoulder; Narrow spaces; Obstacles; and, New things.

Some parents have young children who are 'pony mad', but they themselves have no understanding or knowledge of ponies. By reading this book with their children, they can learn together and enjoy the fascinating journey of understanding pony behaviour. Armed with this knowledge and understanding readers can appreciate how a pony can become: safe to be with safe to handle safe to ride a willing friend and partner. No matter how long a parent or child has been involved with ponies, there are always new things to learn and understand. There may be 'that pony' who makes you think that you know nothing at all! Whether a child reads this book alone or with an adult, it is the beginning of a wonderful journey for both child and pony. Foreword by Carl Hester.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1873.

Vols. for 1871-76, 1913-14 include an extra number, The Christmas bookseller, separately paged and not included in the consecutive numbering of the regular series.