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|  | | An Independent Spirit: The Tale of Betsy Dowdy and Black Bess
Set in the months leading up to the American Revolution this is the story about a young girl who would rather be galloping down the beach on her wild pony than knitting caps and learning to behave like a proper young lady. She is famous for a daring ride that very well might have affected the outcome of the American colonists’ fight for freedom.
Young Betsy Dowdy lives on North Carolina’s isolated Outer Banks. She would rather be riding her wild pony, Black Bess, than knitting caps and learning how to be a "proper" lady. Only when she and Bess are galloping down the beach does Betsy feel truly free.
Far away in Boston, war is brewing between King George and the colonists. Betsy isn’t worried - until word comes that Virginia’s governor Lord Dunmore and his British soldiers are moving toward Currituck Banks, burning houses and killing livestock. Suddenly Betsy’s beloved ponies are i | |  | | Bear Song
A sequel to Pale as the Moon
Bear Song is a sequel to Pale as the Moon. Readers will catch up with the colonists, who history tells us mysteriously disappeared from Fort Raleigh, living with a community of native people deep in the wilderness. They learn survival skills from their hosts, and the two cultures live in harmony, facilitated by Gray Squirrel, who is revered for her wisdom and healing skills. Virginia Dare, the first English child born in America, never knew any other life and fits happily into the village routine, but not without a few escapades that distress her mother, Eleanor Dare. It seems everyone has set | |  | | Pale as the Moon
The story of a young Paspatank girl and her bond with a wild horse. Set on the Outer Banks of North Carolina in the 1500s.
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Written for the young horse lover, Puddin Tain learns beauty isn't just about the outside.
A new pony comes to Twin Pines Stables. All the other horses make fun of her small size and spots. When the children come to see the new pony they give her a new name. Things start to look up for Puddin’ Tain when she meets Libby, a little girl in Ms. Patti’s riding school. The haughty Arabian Mare, Mira, takes charge of Puddin when they become paddock mates. Some even say she is mothering the ugly spotted pony. Then, one day Libby brings exciting news that she and Puddin are going to enter a horse show. Because of all the teasing about Puddin's spots, the pony doesn't believe she stands a cha | |  | | The Book of Draft Horses
Comprehensive book on Draft Horses, their history, breeds, care and use.
| |  | | The Book of Miniature Horses: Buying, Training, Showing and Enjoying
The Book of Miniature Horses by Donna Campbell Smith and illustrated with photographs by awarding winning photographer Bruce Curtis, is the perfect introduction to buying, keeping, enjoying and breeding the American Miniature Horse, answering the question, “What in the world do you do with a mini?”
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All about mules and other equine hybrids
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Chronicles of the HEdge
by Jeff Ovall
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 A true page-turner, Jeff Ovall’s futurist work of fiction peers into the history of a world not yet realized, yet ominously closer than most could imagine. A time in which the past has been reborn and humankind, in all its glory and misery, has final |
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