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Jane Badger Books
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Joanne Webster
Joanne Webster lived in Bristol, and worked as a radiographer.  She has three children, and has also worked as a teacher.wpf03933a7_0f.jpg  Besides her three pony stories, she has also contributed to The Teacher and Teacher’s World.  She has written three pony books about Lolly.
Finding the books:  all the books are readily available in paperback.  Hardbacks of all the titles have become much more difficult to find.
Links and sources:
Dustjacket of Horse on a Hilltop

Horses is Like People

Hodder & Stoughton, 1979, illus Beryl Saunders
Beaver, pb, 1981, illus  Trevor Parkin

 

 

Now that she’s moved to Keynford, Lolly has a five mile journey to visit her pony, Knocker.  She’s not too keen
on her stepfather, Hiram, either.  When Lolly finds a new home for Knocker, he’s not at all keen on it - just as
reluctant to adapt to new situations as is Lolly.

Horse on a Hilltop
Hodde & Stoughton, 1976, illus Sheila Bewley

Beaver, pb, 1981

 

Lolly keeps her pony Knocker in Top Field.  The only problem is that to get there, Lolly
has to walk past an old stone cottage, where Old Jacob lives.  Old Jacob frightens Lolly
silly, but unless she overcomes her fear, she’ll never get Knocker ready for the show.

Nobody’s Horse
Hodder & Stoughton, 1975, illus Harry Bishop

Knight, pb, 1980

 

Many thanks to Annette York for the photo.

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Bibliography - pony books only

 

Lolly

Nobody’s Horse

Horse on a Hilltop

Horses is Like People