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Miss Louise was looking for a small, quiet, kind pony for her son Andrew. She and a friend went to a pony farm in New Jersey to find one. There were over 30 ponies running around in the fields to choose from.
When they arrived at the farm, a very small, dark pony came running to the field gate and pushed himself in front of the other ponies to look at the people who had arrived. This was Blackie, of course.
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This is the first in a series of books about the adventures of Blackie the pony. It covers why he came to Corner House Farm and the trouble he got into once he arrived.
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Miss Louise also feeds the horses apples and carrots. The horses love these treats. They get Christmas candy canes as a special treat after they have worked as well.
Blackie could see lots of lovely green grass through the field fences in the neighbors yards so he would push his way through the fence to eat all the lovely grass.
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This is the second book in the series.
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Blackie is a very good teacher for small children. He behaves the best that he can when children who have never ridden before are on his back. Sometimes, though, Blackie can tell if his rider is not paying attention to him and he plays a trick on them.
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This is the third book in the series.
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If you would like to be one of the first to know when the next adventure of Blackie the Pony is published, just send an e-mail to Corner House Farm. Click here (and just leave the e-mail blank - or you can add some comments if you wish)
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