β Scribed by Nancy Krulik; John; Wendy
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
SUMMARY:
Becky is taking riding lessons at the Cherrydale Stables. Thatβs not news to Katie or her friends: In fact, they are sick of hearing about horses and sick of hearing Becky brag about what a great rider she is. Still, Katie convinces everyone to go to the horse show where Becky wins a medal in the first event, showmanship. The event looks pretty easy. However, Katie gets to see what itβs like from the horseβs perspective when suddenly sheβs switcherooed into Beckyβs horse Brownie.
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