Shah Sahara was a champion until she lost a bunch of races and her owner gets so fed up he sends her to the slaughterhouse. So, when she arrives, will someone save her? Or will she have to live with it and get shot?

Sergeant Jupi is a warhorse, a strong, willing stallion, ready to fight and win the war. But as his rider is shot, he runs back and saves the life of a little girl, who was only 2. Can Jupi and the little girl survive the war together? War being talked about in this story: Revolutionary War 1775-1783

Crossfire was born to compete. With Valegro (his supposed "sibling") in his blood, dressage was made to be a complicated but easy task for Crossfire. Until he and his uncareful but alert rider take the smallest wrong step that led to a life-threatening situation the 7-year-old Friesian stallion who didn't understand any part of it. He's then sent to an auction with people who recognized him from his popular and wonderful performances. He is bought by a tender and considerate dressage rider who learned was Cecelia or Cece. Will the two build a strong bond and once again will Crossfire become famous? Or will he come crashing down again, as he did with Mary?