Spoiled equestrian Piper Ross has it all. Her own fancy stable, an assortment of priceless horses and her own little entourage of intimidated stable hands. The girl is not satisfied though, she feels as if something is missing, but cannot figure out what. Then she spots a run down, injured and emaciated palomino mare and change is eminent.

Hey, so idek why I'm writing a horse quotes book, but I AM. DON'T JUDGE MEEE!!!!!!! Anywayz, if u like horses plz read this book and plz vote and comment!! Also, just like all my other quote books, I haven't make these quotes up and I'm not really taking credit for them either.

~Book One of the Silverstone Series~ Silverstone Horse Riding Academy. It's the dream of every young rider. Over three quarters of the students who attend will go on to become professionals. Olympic show jumpers. International dressage riders. Three day eventers. Every year, one student is picked to receive the school's scholarship. They will receive the entire school time at the prestigious academy for free. A horse will be picked for them, and they will be equal to all those paying for the experience. But winning the scholarship isn't easy. The competition is intense- young riders from all over Great Britain who don't have the money to pay for the school. There's a lot of them. And most will do anything to ensure they win. Even when the winning rider gets through, the school year will be anything but easy. Normal classes, aside from the horse lessons, are the toughest possible. And on top of everything, being the scholarship person isn't great. So when Jessica Brooke is the year's winner of the Silverstone Horse Riding Academy Scholarship, will she cope? Or will she crack under the pressure? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ highest ranking ~ #660 in Teen Fiction completed as of 15/11/16 adorable cover made by @aestheticallywang

|| COMPLETED || "Chey, Breeze saved you. But we don't..." My mind was buzzing. I couldn't hear anything but my own thoughts. Pain. Fear. She had saved me. And now she was gone... __________________________________ Cheyenne Adams lost her mother in a fatal equestrian accident, and is determined to push horses out of her life for good. Since that day, she used her popularity as a way of blocking out the pain, but no matter how much she tries to push away the past, she can't escape it. And when her Dad decides to move out of their New York home, and into a small town in Virginia, she has to face the painful reminders that it brings. Their new farm is Cheyenne's idea of a nightmare, but when a tough pony and new friends come into her life, she might just have something to hang onto. After all, when horses are in your blood, Nothing can get them out. __________________________________________ This is the first book in the Under The Saddle series. I'm so glad you decided to check it out! PLEASE NOTE: This was written when I was 13, and is currently undergoing major editing and republishing. Apologies if any parts have bad grammar.

In 2024, the United States of America took a crushing loss in the Olympics. They never placed once. Fearing the effect this will have on America's reputation, the government decides to experiment a bit and train college students solely for the 2028 Summer Olympic Games. Thus, Kingston University for the Gifted was opened on an island off the coast of Southern California. Here money doesn't matter. There's no tuition- just a signed contract demanding appearance in the Games. Kyle grew up mucking out stalls in exchange for riding lessons. His family never had much money, so fancy riding instruction never was an option. When a scout appears at a show offering him a way into the big leagues, he doesn't refuse. But will he regret his decision in a world filled with backbreaking work, huge expectations to live up to, and quite a few 1,500 lb animals with minds of their own?

Katherine has just won the MaClays; an impossible feat for the 16 year old rider. She started riding horses later in life - at 12, so her story is considered one of the most inspiring of the equine world. She's on every cover of every horse magazine. Tequila, her black mare has never been in better shape. What can go wrong? Nothing. But in life, there's no promises.

Of Mares, and Of Men, the outcome is probable. Injuries. Horses. And love.

When you put a bunch of a equestrians together and make them compete, you might as well call it a war. The Bellington academy annually selects the best young riders from the world to learn and compete for fame and glory. All Marie Beth wants is to win, and setting some simple rules is required. •no friends •no boys •no fighting •and most importantly, no drama Seems easy? Find out in 'The Equestrian War'

She's cursed to remain as a horse for the rest of her life. Her coat is colored black for her mother's transgression. Only for one hour every night her human self can shed the mane and the hooves. The only way to break this curse is to find someone who will fall in love with her. Kaelyn had always had her heart set on the wonderful and handsome prince Philip, but he doesn't even know she really exists. Nobody pays any attention to a palace horse. When the two of them are captured by common horse thieves, it is up to Kaelyn to bring Philip safely back home. It's a long journey, and they have many miles to cover. Perhaps prince Philip will discover that his horse "Aurora" is more than she appears?