Racing Into Trouble: Timber Ridge Riders

by Maggie Dana

Overview

Ever since Kate McGregor arrived at Timber Ridge Stables, Angela Dean has been making trouble for her. Maybe she's angry because Kate's a better rider than she is, or maybe she's jealous because Kate's the only one who's allowed to ride Buccaneer, the barn's willful new horse. To further complicate matters, a new girl - Jennifer West - moves into the neighborhood and Angela sets out to impress her.But when Angela makes a fool of herself in front of Jennifer, things begin to go wrong and Kate gets the blame. Is Angela behind the trouble? Kate and her best friend, Holly Chapman who's learning to walk and ride again, can't be sure. But they do know one thing. If Angela's on the warpath, Kate is heading for trouble, and fast.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780985150419
Publisher:	Pageworks Press
Publication date:	03/14/2012
Series:	Timber Ridge Riders , #2
Pages:	182
Product dimensions:	5.90(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.80(d)
Age Range:	9 Years

About the Author

Maggie Dana's first riding lesson, at the age of five, was less than wonderful. She hated it so much, she didn't try again for another three years. But all it took was the right horse and the right instructor and she was hooked.

After that, Maggie begged for her own pony and was lucky enough to get one. Smoky was a black New Forest pony who loved to eat vanilla pudding and drink tea, and he became her constant companion. Maggie even rode him to school one day and tethered him to the bicycle rack ... but not for long because all the other kids wanted pony rides, much to their teachers' dismay.

Maggie and Smoky competed in Pony Club trials and won several ribbons. But mostly, they had fun-trail riding and hanging out with other horse-crazy girls. At horse camp, Maggie and her teammates spent one night sleeping in the barn, except they didn't get much sleep because the horses snored. The next morning, everyone was tired and cranky, especially when told to jump without stirrups.

Born and raised in England, Maggie now makes her home on the Connecticut shoreline. When not mucking stalls or grooming shaggy ponies, Maggie enjoys spending time with her family and writing the next book in her Timber Ridge Riders series.