An account--from the point of view of a pony--of what it was like to be part of Captain Robert Scott's 1910 expedition to reach the South Pole before rival Roald Amundsen.

Longing to own a pony, a young girl finds that the one she draws seems to come alive and take her on a fantastic journey.

Can two pony-crazy best friends find out what's going on at their new neighbor's house?

Ten-year-old Jody carefully grooms and trains the red pony colt his father has given him, only to face the possibility of losing him to sickness.

Alex Hardy finds that he's let himself in for trouble when he buys a pony needing a whole lot of care.

Although she thinks her pony is perfect, Molly follows her mother's suggestion and enrolls naughty Norton in riding school.

When Mary's pony, Lady, gives birth to a foal on Christmas eve, Mary and her best friend Jody name him Star, train him, and share many adventures with him, as well as with Lady and the other animals on the dairy farm where they board their ponies.

In Molly's eyes her pony Norton is perfect, and when she finds his paddock gate open, Molly immediately jumps to the wrong conclusion that Norton has been "pony-napped."