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(1925-2005) along with her two sisters and mother ( joanna cannan ) christine forms part of the most famous pony book writing dynasty of all time. she was born in 1925 and wrote over 100 books before her death in 2005. she and her two sisters, twin diana, and elder sister josephine, decided to write a pony book together when still in their teens. from then on the rest, as they say, was history. the girls' knowledge and experience of ponies - they competed, broke in and trained ponies and ran their own riding school - shines through in their books. christine was the most prolific of the three sisters, writing a huge amount of pony stories, plus many other non-pony books (many of which are now hard to find). her books tend to be slightly darker than those of her sisters in tone, and many also dealt with important social issues of the time such as poverty, housing problems and urban development. the many poverty-stricken characters in her pony books dispel the myth that pony stories are all elitist and full of spoilt rich kids! her daughter charlotte popescu is also an author, having written a number of non-fiction pony books and cookery books. she runs the cavalier paperbacks publishing company which has published a number of her mother's pony books. chill valley hounds series: a group of children start their own pack of fox hounds. 1) we hunted hounds (collins 1949) illustrated by marcia lane foster reprinted in hardback as part of the collins pony library (number 5) in the 1970s. reprinted in paperback by armada in the 1960s and 70s. reprinted in a revised large paperback edition by j a allen in the 1990s. summary: sandy and laurence and their friends the days decide to form their own pack of hounds. but raising the money and running the pack proves harder than they thought. 2) i carried the horn (collins 1951) illustrated by charlotte hough reprinted in hardback. reprinted in paperback by armada in the 1960s and 70s. reprinted in a revised large paperback edition by j a allen in the 1990s. summary: trials and tribulations abound in the fortunes of the chill valley foxhounds, culminating in sandy becoming huntsman and 'carrying the horn.' 3) goodbye to hounds (collins 1952) illustrated by charlotte hough reprinted in hardback. reprinted in paperback by armada in the 1960s and 70s. reprinted in a revised large paperback edition by j a allen in the 1990s. summary: with the future of the day's farm in jeopardy, will the children have to give up their hounds? or can they come up with a plan to save their pack? collectors info: the 1970s paperbacks are the easiest to find. the larger newer j a. allen paperbacks are slightly harder. hardbacks are fairly rare. first editions with dustjackets are rare and may be quite valuable. phantom horse series: follows the many adventures of jean who acquires a beautiful wild horse from america and brings him home to england. the series starts off fairly traditional but gets more adventure/mystery orientated in the later books. 1) phantom horse (collins 1955) illustrated by sheila rose reprinted in hardback, including collins seagull library edition. reprinted in paperback in various editions by armada. most recently reprinted in hardback with pictorial boards by award. summary: jean and brother angus move to america and there jean falls in love with the beautiful wild palomino phantom horse. bur he has been running loose and evading captors for a long time. can she and angus succeed where others have failed. 2) phantom horse comes home (armada 1970) first edition was a paperback published by armada. reprinted in hardback by severn house reprinted in paperback by armada and ravette, most recently reprinted in hardback with pictorial boards by award. summary: jean and angus return to the uk bringing phantom with them. how will he adjust to his new life? 3) phantom horse goes to ireland (armada 1972) first edition was a paperback published by armada. reprinted in hardback by severn house reprinted in paperback by armada and ravette, most recently reprinted in hardback with pictorial boards by award. summary: jean and angus discover a secret in their aunt's attic... 4) phantom horse in danger (armada 1980) first edition was a paperback published by armada. reprinted in hardback by severn house reprinted in paperback by armada and ravette, most recently reprinted in hardback with pictorial boards by award. summary: can the children save their beloved ponies from slaughter? 5) phantom horse goes to scotland (armada 1981) first edition was a paperback published by armada. reprinted in paperback by ravette, most recently reprinted in hardback with pictorial boards by award. summary: jean and angus are staying on a beautiful scottish island but all is not as it seems 6) wait for me phantom horse (severn house 1985) reprinted as a hardback with pictorial boards by award and as a paperback by ravette. summary: more mystery and danger for jean and angus as they befriend a strange new girl and phantom is stolen. collectors info: fairly easy books to find in some shape or form as there were many different incarnations; there being various editions in hardback and paperback. the latest award pictorial hardbacks are quite nice as they are all illustrated by eric rowe, whereas apart from the first book the original paperbacks were not illustrated. the first edition of the first in series is the rarest and most valuable. paperback first editions are fairly easy to find and reasonably low priced. david and pat series: a favourite traditional series which incorporates themes of jumping, runing a stable and working with horses. it follows the fortunes of a boy who from humble beginnings follows his dream to become a top showjumper. ponymad series rating: 4-5 horseshoes 1) the first rosette (burke 1956) illustrated by sheila rose reprinted in paperback by knight. summary: david's ambition to become a top showjumper is hampered by the fact he cannot afford a horse! then he meets pat and her wealthy father. 2) the second mount (burke 1957) illustrated by sheila rose reprinted in paperback by knight. summary: david and his friend pat have left school and decide to start up a riding stables together, but disaster is just around the corner 3) three to ride (burke 1958) illustrated by sheila rose reprinted in paperback by knight. summary: when pat ldecides to give up horses to become a debutante, david leaves home in order to try and fulfil his ambition of jumping for england. however things don't go well, he missed pat and he may even lose his beloved tornado! collectors info: there were a few paperbacks published and these are very easy to find in the uk, and to a slightly lesser extent in the usa.. the hardbacks are also reasonably easy to find compared to some of the author's other hardbacks, and can be bought fairly cheaply. mick and janice series: slightly linked to the above series in the fact that david appears as an adult character in the books. two children find their lack of money and knowledge a hindrance in their quest to own a pony and learn to ride. 1) the lost pony (burke 1959) illustrated by sheila rose reprinted in paperback a number of times by burke, dragon and most recently cavalier (possibly revised). summary: mick and janice move to the country to live with foster parents. although they miss their mother, the horse mad children are caught up in looking after a lost pony 2) for want of a saddle (burke 1960) illustrated by anne bullen reprinted in paperback a number of times by burke, dragon and most recently cavalier (possibly revised). summary: at last the children have a pony to ride but without being able to afford a saddle how can they learn properly? collectors info: the 1970s dragon paperbacks are the most common and are very easy to find. hardbacks, and especially first editions however are quite rare. the 1960s burke paperbacks are also quite hard to find. the cavalier editions are still in print at time of writing

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