Mia said, her breath white in the frosty air of the tack room. She pointedly plucked them out and dropped the pink brush back into her grooming kit. “That’s hardly surprising”, Rosie said, rubbing her gloved hands and blowing into them to warm them up, “when you think how many people have come to the farm to try out Pirate. Some of them must have accidentally used your brushes to groom him instead of Charlie’s.” Charlie had been rapidly outgrowing Pirate, her mischievous little bay pony, since the end of the summer and, after one final success in the showjumping ring at the beginning of October, she’d finally stopped riding him. Her parents had let her have a new horse on full loan but they couldn’t afford to keep two ponies. So Charlie had reluctantly agreed to find a new rider for Pirate. “Has everyone ridden him now?” Alice asked Charlie. Charlie nodded, poking her dark brown elfincut hair back under her woolly hat.
What do You think about Phantom: One Last Chance (2012)?
