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Little Squire The Jumping Pony 1st Judy Andrekson

Name: Little Squire The Jumping Pony 1st Judy Andrekson
SKU: BELL-46360416
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (18 reviews)

SKU: BELL-46360416

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Little Squire The Jumping Pony 1st Judy Andrekson instant download after payment.

Publisher: Tundra

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.61 MB

Pages: 80

Author: Judy Andrekson

ISBN: 9781770490017, 1770490019

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: 1st

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Little Squire The Jumping Pony 1st Judy Andrekson by Judy Andrekson 9781770490017, 1770490019 instant download after payment.

Little Squire was born in an Irish meadow on an early spring day. The colt was beautifully formed with strong, straight legs and a pretty head. But due to his small size, it was unlikely he would be more than a nice child’s riding pony. By the following spring, the yearling was separated from his mother and turned out to pasture with the other weanlings. Little Squire wasn’t happy to be away from his dam so he charged the high stone wall and cleared it easily. Little Squire had just shown an astonishing side of himself that would eventually bring him greatness.
Over time, the young horse traded hands, crossed an ocean, and ended up on the American show-jumping circuit. That was when he met another diminutive Irish immigrant, Mickey Walsh.
The two were inseparable until, at Mickey’s request, Little Squire was retired at the top of his game, and while he was still sound. He went out in a blaze of glory, though, ending his last performance with Mickey by jumping a six-foot-two fence — rider-less — in front of a packed arena. During the war-torn 30s, Little Squire had given people something to cheer about.