Book for pony-mad girls aged 7 and up

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Have just found out that Silver Snaffles by Primrose Cummings has been published again.
www.fidrabooks.com/publishing/shop.shtml

What a fab publisher, will add to faves.

Don't know "Silver Snaffles", will get it for DD (pony-mad and 7, perfect!)

I've read loads of those, am going to get some for me DD.

Thanks for the link.

Sandy Lane Stables from Usborne is a great series. "Look at them herewww.usbornebooksathome.co.uk/organisers/catalogue/browse_catalogue.asp?css=1&subject=FF&subcat=FSLS& id=279"

Fab link - thank you - gosh the Far Distant Oxus - what a lovely book that was

This is a lovely retro read too Ponies Plot

Oh I have read that - my word - how fantastic.

Well thats bleddy annoying! Messed the link thingy up! sorry!
Bonny Bryant wrote the Saddle Club books too. Hope that helps!

Marina - I think I love you! I hadn't thought about Ponies Plot for nearly 40 years - but I know my dd will love it!

They might be a bit old for a seven year old, but I loved the Jinny and Shantih series by Patricia Leitch when I was a child. Magical stories set in the wilds of scotland, not prim and gymkhanaish but really exciting and romantic.

I read the Pullein Thompson books. I think there were a couple of sisters. Still remember the Silver Brumby series.

The Pony Camp Diaries series is very good. Nice writing, lots of techy stuff and aimed squarely at 7/8/9 year olds.

Please avoid Katie Price's perfect ponies unless you like hearing little girls call other little girls 'cows' and appreciate having a link to Katie's adult website on the inside front cover

omg

have goosebumps

Fly by Night by KM Peyton is on that Fidra list

I was horse mad as a child. I loved this series (description from Wikipedia):

"The Silver Brumby series is a collection of children's books by Australian author Elyne Mitchell. They recount the life and adventures of Thowra, a magnificent pale palomino brumby stallion, and his descendants, and are set in the Snowy Mountains region of Australia."

Also Rosina Copper is a magical book (by Kitty Barne) - sort of a Black Beauty brought upto date in a way...

these people publish old favourites as well.(not pony stories)

I want Gay from China at the Chalet School.

bumping this thread - does anyone know where I can get hold of The Saddle Club books by Bonnie Bryant?