ponies

Describes how to properly care for a horse or pony, and offers advice on grooming and feeding, handling, health and first aid, clipping, and more.

Twins Kiera and Fran have never agreed on anything but when their dream comes true and their father surprises them with a pony, they must learn to work together to care for their new pet.

Grandma Aggie tries to help her granddaughter Jane and the independent pony Popcorn, who were born on the same day, become riding partners.

Introduces pony-keeping, explaining breeding, grooming, riding clothes and equipment, and riding lessons. Includes a glossary.

Describes the Chincoteague Ponies of Assateague Island, including what they look like, their history, and how the ponies are raised, protected, and trained.

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.

Explains how to keep horses and ponies healthy and happy, discussing diet, grooming, illness, injury, and the proper use of the saddle, bridle, and other gear used while riding.

The determination of two youngsters to own a Chincoteague pony is greatly increased when the Phantom and her colt are among those rounded up for the yearly auction.

When Lulu brings Melissa to a sleepover and trail ride, she and the other Pony Pals are shocked to learn that their guest is afraid of horses.