One fine day Georgia got out of bed and quickly got dressed in a pair of green jodhpurs and a grey t-shirt and a fluffy blue fleece.  She ran down stairs in their 3 storey farm house, rushed down breakfast and put some socks and wellies on and she ran outside on the way she met her dad who was just about to go and harvest one of his fields.

He said to her "can you get some hay with your sister from the hay stack ". 

Georgia quickly nodded and ran down the track.

Her dad shouted "be careful " but Georgia didn't take any notice she just kept on running .

When she got to the stables there stood 4 little faces looking at her waiting for their food. But there was one little face which was her favourite.  It was her little pony Bazil.  He stared at her with his big brown eyes, so she said "alright I suppose I will have to feed you lot won't I.  Where is my annoying little sister?  This is her job today".

Her little sister, Megan, came out of the feed shed with two feed buckets, one for her little pony 'Chaz' who was so impatient he was kicking his foot against the door.  So Megan handed Georgia a huge bucket full to the top, so she obviously thought it was Benson's, the biggest out of the four. So Georgia slowly walked over to Benson's stable and put his food in his manger.  When she got out her sister had all ready fed Bazil and their old retired pony 'Shandy'. 

Megan sat down on some hay and said "where are we going to go on our hack?"

Georgia said "Around the block".

So they both got their tack and saddled up their ponies.  Once they had mounted they set of down the canter track   

But half way down Chaz got too fast and over took Bazil.  But he spooked at something and sent Megan flying straight into a sticky bog full of mud. Georgia quickly dismounted and tied Bazil around a small stump and went to try and pull Megan out, but she couldn't, so she grabbed Bazil and Chaz and handed the reins to Megan and the horses pulled her out.   When they got home they put the horses out and Megan had a really long bath

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felicity streatfield

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