Fortune and the Golden Trophy

Stacy Gregg - Author

A pony-centred adventure combining competition, training, mysteries and a possible threat to the Pony Club. Its main appeal appears to be the relationship between Issie and Fortune, alongside questions about rivalry and community conflict.

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The seventh gripping adventure in this exciting pony-club series. With gymkhanas to win, rivals to defeat, mysteries to solve and ponies in danger to save – these books are perfect for all girls who love ponies.Issie and friends are surprised when Natasha Tucker's dad is made pony club president and unveils the Tucker Trophy competition. Issie's facing her biggest training challenge yet – Fortune, a dozy piebald Blackthorn Pony she must work into winning form. That is if she can keep him awake! Meanwhile, someone is doing their best to wreck relations between the riders and a nearby golf course... Could Pony Club itself be under threat?

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TrainingRivalryWinning

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Fear and suspenseViolence and harmSocial conflict

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Beyond the Cover

trainingrivalrywinningponiesdangercareneighboursmysterythreatrelationships

Grounded book brief

What the book clearly raises

Competition and achievement

Issie must work Fortune into winning form for the Tucker Trophy competition while facing rivals.

Animal care and responsibility

Fortune is a sleepy piebald pony whom Issie must train, while the wider adventure involves ponies in danger.

Community conflict and mystery

Someone appears to be wrecking relations between the riders and a nearby golf course, raising concern about the Pony Club’s future.

Worth knowing before you decide

The story may prompt discussion about competition, responsibility towards animals and how quickly relations between neighbouring groups can become strained.

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