Not specifically clicker but looks at learning theory and the different methods of training (not specific to one method) is the book in my sig which is a 'must read' for anyone interested in training horses or the psychology of horses:
Emma Lethbridge's "Knowing Your Horse: A Guide to Equine Learning, Training and Behaviour"
To be honest, though, if there's someone experienced in clicker and can show you it's much easier to understand that way.
There's a good forum which is clicker orientated here with a new blog of a horse which has been rescued and is being brought on using positive reinforcement here.
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