Rosie S Magic Horse

'Rosie's Magic Horse' is an adventure like no other - ice-lolly mountains by the sea, caskets of gold, and pirates foiled by a stickling ice-cream van

This 2nd book is a continuation of the 1st book. The index at the back of the book is brilliant. The contents list, at the front of the book, is in alphabetical order, and is a list of the horses names, gives paragraph numbers. Whereas the Index gives the Rider/Owner in alphanumeric order and gives paragraph numbers. So if you do not know the name of a persons horse you would look up the person in the Index and it would indicate the paragraph numbers to find the answer. For instance: Steptoe and Son would be under 'S' in the Index and this would lead you to 'Hercules', the strong man from Greek Mythology. Or Toy Story 2 would lead you to 'Bullseye' Books 3 and 4 are in the process of compiling, it’s a “Never Ending Story”.

She was born in the wind, on a farm not too far from home, and on an unusually warm Sunday morning. In no time at all, we saw that this was a foal who wouldn't need much nudging, or urging, or hurrying along. Within half an hour, she was up and tottering across the straw on unsteady pirate's legs, making her way straight for the safety webbing, even before she had taken her first all-important gulp of milk. Her already steady gaze taking in her new world. And so life with Rosie began.' Helen Thomas has long had a passion for race horses. As a teenager, her first high school overlooked Melbourne's most picturesque racecourse; she clipped tales of racing courage from the newspapers and dreamt of being part of the racing world. When she finally becomes the proud owner of Poetic Waters, the broodmare repays her leap of faith with a little foal called Rosie. A foal Helen hopes will one day make the grade as a race horse. But it's a tough, winding road from paddock to track and, despite the attention of stellar trainer Robbie Griffiths, Rosie's trek is marked by frustration as much as triumph. Life With Rosie charts the blossoming of a young thoroughbred - and Helen's rite of passage as one of thousands of owners across Australia hoping that all the hard work, and just a little bit of luck, will lead her horse to racetrack success.

Meet Tilly Redbrow, who doesn't just love horses - she lives, breathes and dreams them too! Tilly spends every spare minute at Silver Shoe Farm getting to know rescue horse Magic Spirit. But she longs for a pony of her own. Then her friend Cally has some surprising news and Tilly realises that sometimes good things happen when you least expect... From Pony Club to riding for the British team, and for every girl who has ever longed for a pony of her own, these delightful, warm and engaging stories are packed with Pippa Funnell's expert advice on everything you ever wanted to know about horses.

J. come ON.. we.. we are late as it is.. we need to check in to the station first. No drill today. We have that special op.. for the whole day.. we.. J.. !!!! (oh).. yes sorry I was on the phone with Beatrice.. she really pissed me off again. That hard? No.. wise guy.

Meet Tilly Redbrow, who doesn't just love horses - she lives, breathes and dreams them too! Tilly spends every spare minute at Silver Shoe Farm getting to know rescue horse Magic Spirit. But she longs for a pony of her own. Then her friend Cally has some surprising news and Tilly realises that sometimes good things happen when you least expect... From Pony Club to riding for the British team, and for every girl who has ever longed for a pony of her own, these delightful, warm and engaging stories are packed with Pippa Funnell's expert advice on everything you ever wanted to know about horses.

After Rosie, the milk wagon horse, is retired, Rosie loves her new life for about three days. Then she gets bored. And lonely. Rosie starts walking up to the house for company, and that's where the trouble begins. She smells lovely apples in the cellar, and eats every one. She spots a visitor's straw hat (trimmed with fabric flowers) and gets caught with the last bite in her mouth. Everybody is mad at Rosie and Rosie is more lonely than ever. But one night she spots someone entering the house through a window and decides to investigate.