Equine ER - Signed by the Author

Equine ER explores the power of the human-horse connection, through the lens of the esteemed Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital, located in the horse-crazy Bluegrass, birthplace of greats like Man o' War. Your copy will be signed by the author.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Product #: B11-1148-S(BHP)

ABOUT THE PRODUCT

Equine ER follows a team of elite veterinarians at the "Mayo Clinic" of horse hospitals in the Kentucky Bluegrass. The most cutting-edge veterinary medicine in the world is performed on the clinic’s four-footed patients, whether it is an experimental drug on a mare dying of pleural pneumonia or emergency surgery to save the life of a famous racehorse. The book follows the emotional journeys that veterinarians and owners embark on when a beloved horse becomes ill. By turns thrilling, humorous, and medically fascinating, Equine ER is also a window into the unique, pastoral way of life that still exists on Bluegrass horse farms, one largely untouched by time and where doctors still make house calls on their equine patients.

About the Author:
Leslie is an independent journalist and freelance writer whose work has appeared in such publications as the Washington Post, Salon, Orion, and the San Francisco Chronicle, where she worked on staff for over a decade. Her awards include being honored by the Society of Professional Journalist for outstanding journalism.

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WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING

"Equine ER is a wonderful book, wrenching, uplifting, and a powerful window into the great love, empathy, and connection humans have for horses and other animals."
-- Jon Katz, New York Times best-selling author whose most recent book is Soul of a Dog

"Equine ER is as thrilling and drama-filled as any of the popular hospital shows on television today."
-- Susan Richards, New York Times best-selling author of Chosen by a Horse

"Guttman, a Lexingtonian and independent freelance writer, provides in her first book an emotional, heart wrenching and rewarding look at the unique connection between man and horse and a lifestyle that still exists in the Bluegrass."
-- The Southsider magazine