Dawn Earl and Susan Haywood

Illustrated by Jenny White-Cooper

ABOUT THE AUTHORS...
SUSAN Haywood is a veterinary pathologist who has spent her professional life teaching vet students at Liverpool University.

DAWN Earl is an accomplished horsewoman and has competed in many national events. She lives at Stainmore in Cumbria with her own horses. Her main interest is in training and re-educating horses with problems using methods she has devised herself.

ABOUT THE BOOK...
THIS book is the story of a fell pony called Sherri. At the start of book she is just a year old and is sent to summer school by her owner. Letters Home from Sherri explain how she is gradually civilised and learns how to behave in polite society. It's a funny but educating book about horse behaviour and how to bring out the best in any pony.

REVIEW
Written by Stainmore horse owner Dawn Earl and retired Swaledale veternary pathologist Susan Haywood, this is a charming story of a young horse sent to 'summer school' to be re-educated.

The story is told through a series of imaginary letters between the horse called Sherri and her owner Mummy Twolegs.

Illustrated by Kirkby Stephen's Jenny White-Cooper, it is a cheerful tale of visits to the farriers and horse shows and is bound to appeal to younger readers as much as it will amuse horse lovers of all ages. Westmorland Gazette, August 2010.

 

 

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