The Capture of the Golden Stallion (1951) written by Rutherford G. Montgomery, illustrated by George Giguere

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The Capture of the Golden Stallion (1951) written by Rutherford G. Montgomery, illustrated by George Giguere
CRISP SIMPING AND APPRECIATION - WE WILL RETURN TO REGULAR CROW PROGRAMMING SOON
Misty of Chincoteague (1947) by Marguerite Henry, illustrated by Wesley Dennis
The Noriker Stallion (2023) is a breath of fresh air after all the skinny-ass twig horses Schleich has been releasing for the past few years
the "horse club" horses are disproportionate and gangly. you can not ride them into war
but look at this lad
he is built. he is beefy. the man has weight
he will carry me into the sunset and beyond
i adore him
Holiday (1946) written and illustrated by Wesley Dennis
Benjamin West and his cat Grimalkin (1947) written by Marguerite Henry, illustrated by Wesley Dennis
Original title page by me! See this post for the first edition title page
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The American Girl Book of Horse Stories (1949) illustrated by Sam Savitt
Note: The internet has this book published in 1963, but the book's copyright page has 1949
Mustang, Wild Spirit of the West (1966) by Marguerite Henry, illustrated by Robert Lougheed [part 2]
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