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Born on a windy hill off the coast of Ireland in 1917, a Connemara pony named Darcy is sold to a farm family and trained to pull a cart and plow.

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Wisconsin, 1915. Jingle Bells is a strong Clydesdale gelding. He enjoys his work on the farm and loves his human friend, Kari. But when Kari's older brother comes home for Christmas with a new Model T Ford, will the family still need Jingle Bells Includes facts about Clydesdale horses. Illustrations.

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In the Netherlands in 1855, May, a young member of a circus family who is not permitted to perform because of a twisted foot, bonds with a local Friesian farm horse that she names Luna, and together the two perform a heroic act that changes their futures for the better. Includes facts about Friesian horses.

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"Cinders is a dappled gray Percheron horse during the 1871 Great Chic Chicago Fire"--

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In 1570s Spain, Calvino, an Andalusian horse, is purchased from the Moreno estate in Seville to join King Phillip's stable in Cordoba.

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It's 1939, and Lily, a strawberry roan Welsh pony, and her rider, Gwen, compete in and win lots of events. Then Bridget, a girl from London sent to Wales to escape the bombings, joins the Pony Club with her horse, Bron. Now Gwen and Lily have some real competition. Illustrations.

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Penny, a blue-eyed palomino paint mare, narrates her experiences with her owner, Buckeye Jack, and Jack's grandson, Jesse, during the 1850s Northern California gold rush.

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In the latest book in the Horse Diaries series, readers meet Penny, a blue-eyed palomino paint mare with a taste for adventure who grows up in the Wild West of California during the California Gold Rush in 1850. Illustrations.

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Maestoso Petra is a world-famous Lipizzaner stallion. He has spent years in the Spanish Riding School, training to perform the complex airs above the ground that only Lipizzaner can accomplish. But when World War II breaks out in Europe, he learns to think less about performing and more about survival.

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Alabama, 1856. Tennessee Rose is a dark bay Tennessee Walking Horse. She loves dashing around the plantation in the running walk that her breed is famous for, then coming back to her comfortable stall and her friend Levi, the slave boy who is her groom. But as the Civil War approaches, Rosie begins to question plantation life. Illustrations.