Overview A beautifully illustrated short novel for young readers (about 64–70 pages), originally published in 1953 and illustrated by Grace Paull. Plot Summary Danny Hopper, a growing boy on his family’s western ranch, realizes he’s outgrown his pony, Ginger. His...
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse: Inspiring Conversations on Hope, Love and Personal Growth by Charlie Mackesy is a beautifully illustrated, reflective companion to Mackesy’s bestselling original. It expands on the gentle wisdom shared between the four...
In the Heart of a Mustang by M.J. Evans is a poignant young adult coming-of-age novel that explores healing through the bond between a troubled teen and a rescued wild horse. Fifteen-year-old Hunter, crushed by the revelation that his father—long thought a heroic...
Grooming to Win: How to Groom, Trim, Braid, and Prepare Your Horse for Show by Susan E. Harris is a comprehensive guide for equestrians aiming to present their horses at their best in the show ring. Widely regarded as a definitive resource, this third edition has been...
Hunter Seat Equitation by George H. Morris is a classic, authoritative guide on the principles of English-style riding, particularly focused on the hunter seat discipline. First published in 1971 and still widely respected today, this book is often referred to as the...
The Dressage Horse / Das Dressurpferd by Harry Boldt is a comprehensive and authoritative guide to the art and science of dressage training. Written by one of the most respected Olympic-level dressage riders and trainers, this bilingual (German/English) volume offers...
Centered Riding by Sally Swift is a groundbreaking book that introduces a unique approach to horseback riding, focusing on balance, body awareness, and mindful movement. Swift emphasizes relaxation, breathing, centering, and alignment to create a harmonious connection...
Big Jump for Robin by Suzanne Wilding is a sequel to Dream Pony for Robin, continuing the story of eleven-year-old Robin Fleming. Faced with her family's financial difficulties, Robin makes the heartfelt decision to sell her beloved pony, Snooks, to a wealthy family....
Mustang: Wild Spirit of the West by Marguerite Henry is a true story about Velma Johnston, also known as "Wild Horse Annie," and her fight to protect America’s wild mustangs. After witnessing the cruel treatment of wild horses being rounded up for slaughter, she...
White Stallion of Lipizza by Marguerite Henry follows Hans Haupt, a baker’s son who dreams of working with the famous Lipizzaner stallions at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. Despite his humble beginnings, Hans's determination and love for the horses earn him a...
Black Gold by Marguerite Henry is the true story of a small but determined Thoroughbred racehorse who defied the odds to win the 1924 Kentucky Derby. Born to a blind mare and overlooked because of his size, Black Gold proved his speed and heart through perseverance....
Born to Trot by Marguerite Henry is the story of Gibson White, a young boy passionate about harness racing, and his trotting horse, Rosalind. Gib dreams of following in his father’s footsteps as a trainer and driver, despite facing challenges due to his health. As he...
San Domingo: The Medicine Hat Stallion by Marguerite Henry follows Peter, a boy who dreams of owning a horse. He forms a deep bond with San Domingo, a striking Medicine Hat mustang known for his legendary markings and supposed mystical protection. Through trials,...
The Billy and Blaze collection by C.W. Anderson is a classic series of children’s books following the adventures of a young boy named Billy and his loyal pony, Blaze. Through beautifully illustrated stories, Billy and Blaze explore the countryside, face challenges,...
Album of Horses by Marguerite Henry is a beautifully illustrated book that introduces readers to various horse breeds from around the world. Through engaging descriptions and rich storytelling, Henry explores the history, characteristics, and unique qualities of each...
Chancey of the Maury River by Gigi Amateau is a heartwarming novel told from the perspective of Chancey, an aging, once-proud show horse who finds himself abandoned and in need of a new home. Taken in by a Virginia riding school, Chancey becomes a lesson horse and...
Summer Pony by Jean Slaughter Doty is a heartwarming story about a young girl named Ginny who longs for a horse of her own. When her parents agree to lease a pony for the summer, she is thrilled. However, the pony she receives, Mokey, is far from the perfect, glossy...
Riders of the Purple Sage by Zane Grey is a classic Western novel first published in 1912. Set in the rugged landscapes of Utah in the late 19th century, the story follows Jane Withersteen, a wealthy Mormon rancher who faces pressure from her religious community to...