Good Resource for Ground Work

[4myquarter]

I have a very good friend who owns a TB that she has an incredible relationship with. For a variety of reasons, she does not ride the mare. She does; however, spend a good amount of time with her and spends that time grooming and doing ground work. Here is my question: We need a good resource (trainer, author etc.) that she can reference and study some more advanced kind of ground work that they can do together. They have done cavalletti with a variety of different techniques. Putting the poles on the ground, on our "stands" at varied levels (4 in total) and using the fan techniques I see in various books.

Anyone have someone they follow they can tell me about? They have a super relationship - but this horse is smart and mastering all the challenges presented to her. Need more! All suggestions welcome. Thank you!:cowboy:

[Cat]

There is 101 lunging excersizes:

Amazon.com: 101 Longeing and Longlining Exercises: Cherry Hill: Books

Or for something different - Trickonometry:
Amazon.com: Trickonometry: The Secrets of Teaching Your Horse Tricks: Carole Fletcher: Books

[Kowgirlkate]

"101 Horsemanship Exercises" by Rio Barrett and "100 Ways to Improve Your Horse's Schooling" by Susan McBane have alot of exercises in them. The first book has a strong Parelli feel to it but has alot of beyond basic groundwork things in it, so I do recommend it. The second deals with saddle manners more

[4myquarter]

There is 101 lunging excersizes:

Amazon.com: 101 Longeing and Longlining Exercises: Cherry Hill: Books (http://www.amazon.com/Longeing-Longlining-Exercises-Cherry-Hill/dp/0876050461/ref=pd_sim_b_2)

Or for something different - Trickonometry:
Amazon.com: Trickonometry: The Secrets of Teaching Your Horse Tricks: Carole Fletcher: Books (http://www.amazon.com/Trickonometry-Secrets-Teaching-Horse-Tricks/dp/0963881450/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231715656&sr=1-1)

Thank you! I should have added in my original post that the horse has a knee injury and cannot be lunged. Now the trickonometry might work and looks really good. I appreciate that!:)

[4myquarter]

"101 Horsemanship Exercises" by Rio Barrett and "100 Ways to Improve Your Horse's Schooling" by Susan McBane have alot of exercises in them. The first book has a strong Parelli feel to it but has alot of beyond basic groundwork things in it, so I do recommend it. The second deals with saddle manners more
Thank you kowgirl that looks good too. I will forward that along to my friend! Cool beans!:)