Betancourt, Jeanne

When the circus comes to town, all the Pony Pals are excited. When Anna finds out the circus pony can't perform, she knows that Acorn can do the act. Anna is asked to be in the circus, but her friends worry that it has become more important to her than they are.

Since Anna loves Ms. Wiggens' pony Winston, she is happy when Ms. Wiggens asks the Pony Pals to take care of him while she is away. Winston is very sick and may die, and now Anna needs her fellow Pony Pals more than ever.

When the Pony Pals discover that Kim's new pony is blind, the girls work together to train the animal and ensure that Dandy will have a long life with their friend.

Penny and her friends build a clubhouse in a old shed and help Tom and Tina's mom find her missing keys.

When Pam is trail riding, she sees a wild pony in a field near a vacant house. Pam and her Pony Pals try to tame the wild pony.

When the Pony Pals find a stray cat, they let him stay in Dr. Crandal's animal clinic until they can find him a good home, but when the clinic catches fire, the cat disappears and the Pony Pals have to find him before he gets seriously hurt.

Pam's new job of schooling ponies is taking time away from her own pony, Lightning, and from her friends Lulu and Anna, who are angry that she never goes horseback riding with them anymore.

The Pony Pals go on a nature watch but are concerned about encountering black bears.

The Pony Pals' friendship is strained when they compete in a horse show.

The Pony Pals are upset when new neighbors move in and put a sheep pen right in the middle of the special trail that connects Pam's backyard to Anna and Lulu's pony paddock, and unfortunately, Mrs. Stewart does not seem to want to work out a compromise with the girls.