Books about Equestrians
Toni Mari
For the Love of Horses...
I was seven when I decided I was going to be an equestrian. We lived in the suburbs in New Jersey and we didn't even have a dog because he ran away and Mom said we weren't getting another one. I read every horse book in my elementary school's library (we didn't have kindles waaay back then.)
When I was ten, I had two riding lessons. Then, thank God, we moved to a dilapidated farmhouse and my mother's mother's cousin's daughter gave us an Appaloosa and a Shetland pony. They were old and ugly, but I loved them.
I have spent many years being an equestrian, mostly that means shoveling manure and getting my arm yanked out by unruly beasts. The moments of communication, those few rides where it all came together and the joy of touching a warm, furry horse made all the hard, hard, (did I say hard?) work worth it.
I can't imagine living without horses, ever. .....Toni Mari
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The Dancing With Horses
Trilogy
The 3 Book Set takes you through Jane's trials and exhilaration from the barn to the show ring. Jane moves up from her reliable and trustworthy mount to a fancy new horse with the talent to win. But before she can start stuffing blue ribbons into her tack trunk, she has to learn to ride him. When her long time trainer, Kate, orders Jane to partner with the barn help to take care of Windsong, Jane can’t believe she has to work with a cowboy. Read about Jane’s adventures as she tangles with the cowboy, wrangles with her horse and puts her heart on the line in this captivating series.
