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FINALLY! A coloring book that makes YOU the artist!ONE-SIDED COLORING PAGES to color, cut out, frame and hang!Filled with original Equestrian Art by accomplished sport-horse artist, Ellen Sallas, this coloring book is for horse-and-art-loving children as well as adults who simply enjoy everything about horses.There's something about the horse in art - the soul of the equestrian goes into every painting.We suggest removing the art you're working on with a X-acto blade or sharp scissor, and then use color pencils, crayons, or even markers, to make this art your own. If you use color pencil, the shadows will show through (as on the cover example) and give you a more finished look for framing and display.It is time to purchase your copy and GO HAVE SOME FUN! Ellen has dozens of traditional ORIGINAL ART equestrian coloring books to choose from along with this special art-framing one. "Follow the Author" on Amazon to always see the new ones arrive. She is planning one for Spring entitled FLOWER POWER HORSES OF SPRING, as well as one for folks who ride unicorns and pegasuses... Yes, that's what she said!

Dressage is an equestrian sport exemplified by grace, discipline, and excellence. A perfect communication between horse and rider. Plus, it's a lot of fun!Hand-drawn by Equestrian Sports Artist, Ellen Sallas, you will find 25 dressage coloring pages, from training to competition, a few unexpected thrills, and including many different horse breeds. Maybe you will find your horse in here!CHECK OUT ALL OF THE ARTIST'S COLORING BOOKS (13 so far) & FOLLOW THE AUTHOR for updates on new ones.SCROLL UP, GRAB YOUR COPY, AND LET'S COLOR!

Let's color twenty-five lessons currently underway!More than 25 students and their mounts practice everything pertaining to English riding.Groundwork, flatwork, and over fences, levels from beginner to advanced, are all right here in this collection!FOR EXTRA FUN - read quotes from each student describing their lessons.SAMPLE TEXT: "I've learned to use my legs to get Gongshow to turn. If he gets heavy on his forehand, I give tiny half-halts on the outside rein and he lifts. If he stiffens his jaw in the turn, I give a tiny squeeze-release on the inside rein and he softens. Coach said we are almost ready for our first dressage show!" Rhonda, 13There are 12 fantastic equestrian coloring books in this series!! Let's color!Coloring fun from Award-winning Equestrian Sports Artist Ellen Sallas (Ellen C. Maze)