Patricia Leitch

When Thalia has a serious riding accident, her estranged father takes away her beloved horse Tarquin, leaving it up to Sally, her best friend, to get him back.

Although she nearly despairs of ever being able to jump, ten-year-old Sally wants to participate in a Scottish pageant along with a world-famous showjumper.

When Jinny is asked to take part in the nativity she is delighted mainly because she will be riding in on Shantih! But a threat has arrived in Finmory and the white stag is in danger. Jinny wants to help but she doesn't know how. And when she rides out to the moors to investigate she realises it is even more sinister than she thought...

Ten-year-old friends Sally and Thalia finally make the Pony Club team but worry about being good enough to compete in the big One Day Event in October.

When ten-year-olds Sally and Thalia decide to compete in the horse show as a pair, they place severe strains on their nerves and on their friendship.

When Jinny looks into the haunted eyes of once-beautiful Easter, she sets her heart and mind on saving the mare from a miserable life in a run-down riding school.

Something strange is happening at Finmory. Jinny is being plagued by nightmares and visions of the sinister Red Horse from the mural in her room. What does it want, and why won't it leave her alone? Jinny must delve deep into the past and the Celtic legends of the Pony Folk in her terrifying quest to find peace.

126 pages : 18 cm

A thirteen-year-old girl is given the chance to ride and show her neighbor's spirited pony which is being groomed for national competition.

127 pages : 18 cm

A young English girl moves with her family to the Scottish Highlands, and becomes obsessed with rescuing an Arab mare named Shantih that escaped from an abusive circus.