Description
- Understanding the market
- Considering available assets
- Developing effective marketing strategies
- Developing effective practices in daily yard management
- Providing a safe and rewarding environment for all involved
- Recognising and providing a high quality experience for the customer
- Providing a solid financial return
Jeremy Houghton Brown and Marcus Clinton offer you their expert advice on modern equine business techniques, sharing their wealth of practical experience, and their thorough understanding of the horse industry in the UK.
Extensively revised for its fourth edition, Horse Business Management is applicable to every type of stable yard and horse business. It is equally suited for both current and prospective horse business owners and managers, and should be in the hands of every college equine student.
About the Author
Jeremy Houghton Brown is a lifelong horseman who has managed a variety of different yards and equine businesses. He was manager of the British National Equestrian Centre and the British Racing School, then head of Equine Studies at Warwickshire College. Jeremy has been awarded the Fellowship of the UK's Royal Agricultural Societies in recognition of his contribution to the horse industry.
Marcus Clinton is an experienced practical horseman, yard manager, business manager and show and event organiser. He was until recently the head of Land-Based studies at South Staffordshire College, and is now Assistant Principal of Land Based industries at Northumberland College. He is also Chairman of the British Horse Society for Staffordshire. Marcus brings to this fourth edition a rigorous updating of business techniques and new sections on customer care, marketing, safety and quality.
Reviews
"This is a comprehensive manual dedicated to the management of all types of equine establishments. The text is clearly set out with manysubheadings . . . the book has been extensively revised for this fourth edition and has excellent coverage of business management.". (Australian Veterinary Journal, 11 November 2010)
Book Information
ISBN 9781405183475
Author Jeremy Houghton Brown
Format Paperback
Page Count 288
Imprint Wiley-Blackwell
Publisher John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Weight(grams) 476g
Dimensions(mm) 244mm * 170mm * 15mm