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Rimfire, the sixth book in the Morgan Horse series, takes readers to a whole new realm within the world of horses. When Heather travels to Oklahoma to visit family friends, she is introduced to barrel racing. Falling in love with this quick-paced sport, Heather is thrilled when she returns home and discovers Rimfire, a fabulous Morgan barrel racer that just happens to be for sale. When her parents refuse to buy yet another horse, Heather convinces her friend Nicholas to purchase Rimfire. Everything is going well until Heather decides to take Rimfire to a competition without Nicholas's permission. What will happen to the horse as he makes that final turn around the last barrel, and more importantly, has Heather jeopardized her friendship with Nicholas, all for the sake of a ribbon?Each book in the Morgan Horse series has won at least one national award, including honors for excellence in storytelling from both publishing organizations and parenting groups. Crystal Reviews called Ellen Feld's stories, "Exquisite Wonderful " while The Compulsive Reader has praised her as an "...ardent horse lover and respected author who touches... the passion of the teenage horse loving set."

Blackjack, the first book in the Morgan Horse series, introduces the character of Heather Richardson, a horse-loving youngster. Heather has been haunted by dreams of a beautiful black Morgan and is thrilled when she discovers the horse is real. With encouragement from Blackjack's owner, Heather learns how to ride and show while developing a strong bond with the horse. But when tragedy strikes and Blackjack falls into the hands of a cruel trainer, Heather must find a way to get her beloved horse back before it is too late...This book was selected by Breyer Animal Creations to be sold with a model of the star of the series, Blackjack. Winner of the national book award, "Children's Choices," co-sponsored by The International Reading Association and The Children's Book Council A total of 12,000 children from around the country voted on their favorite books.

The fifth book in the popular Morgan Horse series introduces a new horse, Annie. Uncertain of her origin, Chauncy decides to bring Annie home to Gallant Morgans, but he makes it clear she can only stay if he can locate her registration papers. When Heather discovers Annie's true identity, she is afraid to tell Chauncy, knowing the horse may be returned to a cruel trainer. Will Chauncy send Annie back to her original owner? What will happen to Annie if she is returned? Heather hides the truth from her friend and soon events spiral out of control. In addition to the mystery, this book also includes the exciting Justin Morgan class, the famous class that re-enacts the amazing athletic feats of Justin Morgan, and the Morgan Trotting Races, held on the same dirt road that Justin Morgan raced over 200 years ago. Both events are treasured by Morgan Horse enthusiasts around the country.Winner of two national book awards Annie is a Moonbeam Children's Book Award winner, plus a Reader Views Literary Award winner

Rusty is book three in the Morgan Horse Series.Rusty introduces readers to the exciting world of show jumping. As the story opens, Frosty has her foal and Heather is thrilled with the adorable gray filly. While Heather is kept busy training the foal, she also discovers the thrills of jumping with Rusty, her favorite gelding. Heather decides to enter a jumping competition and the duo have a fantastic time and win an impressive ribbon. Quickly making plans for more competitions, everything is going well until Heather suddenly begins to doubt her own abilities. At the same time, Heather notices that there is something wrong with her filly. Will Nicholas, a new friend, be able to help Heather overcome her fears and win the Tri-County Jump-Off? And what will happen to Shadow, Frosty's foal? This is one journey you don't want to miss

Frosty, the second book in the Morgan Horse series, continues the adventures of Heather Richardson and her horse Blackjack. In addition, the story introduces a new character, a rare gray Morgan named Frosty. Through Frosty, Heather realizes that not all horses are meant to be show ring stars. Although disappointed at first, she soon discovers that Frosty's real talent lies in the area of trail riding, and it isn't long before Heather loves this sport. She and Frosty become trail buddies and must learn to trust each other if they are to survive the woods of Vermont...Winner of the national book award, "Children's Choices" co-sponsored by The International Reading Association and The Children's Book Council. A total of 12,000 children from around the country voted on their favorite books.

Blackjack and Heather are enjoying an amazing show season, winning blue ribbons at every competition they have entered. Now the pair have qualified for the biggest Morgan show in the country: The Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show. Could this be their year to win a world championship? But with surprises around every turn-from a flock of bullying geese and a runaway horse at a truck stop to an action-packed encounter with a swirling tornado-this amazing duo will need talent, skill, and more than a little luck to bring that trophy home.

What's better than your own Shetland pony?TWO Shetland Ponies Sara and her pony, Diva, are inseparable. They have loads of fun together and go on one adventure after another. Then one day, Diva gives birth to a foal - Rocket - who brings Sara even more fun As her new foal grows, it's Sara's job to help teach him the rules of the farm. But when it's time for Rocket to be weaned, an unexpected escape sends things spiraling out of control Can Sara, her dad, and Diva find Rocket in time? Or will he be lost forever?

Rocket is a very naughty pony.Sara desperately wants to win a blue ribbon with Rocket, but the two-year-old colt has grown into a very unruly pony who loves to get into trouble. When it's time to come in from the field, he runs away; he loves to chew on his lead ropes, and he nips at Sara whenever she tries to work him. Convinced that showing Rocket will help him learn to be a good pony, Sara decides to take him to a local horse show. What could go wrong?