

A Foal for Candy
Sparrow, pb 1981
(Reprinted Severn House hb 1982)
Character list
The dealing stables is slowly recovering from illness, but Candy, Lynn’s pony, proves
to have
a surprise in store -
Cassidy in Danger
Dent 1979
(Reprinted Armada pb 1981, as This Pony is Dangerous by
J A Allen)
Katy is sent to stay with her godmother. Katy finds a pony in a field
to make friends
with, but he is supposed to be dangerous. She also makes
friends with a boy who
lives nearby, and his rat, and together they fight
for Cassidy, and try and help Katy
with her own problems.
Ponies in Peril
Armada pb 1979, 126 pp. Not illustrated.
(Reprinted Severn House hb
1980)
Left pb, right hb
Another Pullein-
Sandy and Fergus can raise enough to save them. They do, and then break them in,
but
there isn’t quite the conventional pony book ending you might expect.
Only a Pony
Armada 1980
(Reprinted Severn House hb 1986 -
This is the fourth in the Augusta and Christina series: oddly it’s set in the
1980s, but the two
heroines are still teenagers. Both sets of parents have gone away,
leaving Mignon the French
au-
is threatening to sell the unschooled Rainbow
so Augusta and Christina offer to help.
The Pony Seekers
Sparrow, pb 1981
(Reprinted Severn House 1981)
Many thanks to Konstanze Allsopp for the picture of the hardback.
Lynn and David are desperate: their parents can no longer afford their ponies, and
they will
have to be sold. After their elder sister Briony gives up her jumping career
after a tragic
accident, they all found The Pony Seekers: a dealing business with
a difference, but when
they don’t get a new pony checked by the vet disaster strikes.
Black Piper
In Black Beauty’s Family 2
Beaver, 1982
As far as I know, this wasn’t published
separately.
Black Piper was born in Ireland in the mid nineteenth century, though travelled to
England, and was saved from
death by an Irishman.
A Pony Found
Sparrow 1983
(Reprinted Severn House 1983)
Many thanks to Konstanze Allsopp for the picture of the hardback.
Character list
After their dealing business was offered a home bya local wealthy man, The Pony Seekers
thought
their problems might be over, but the offer of a yard comes with a problem: their
benefactor’s
daughter, Mirabelle.
The Long Ride Home
Cavalier, pb 1996
This is Diana’s last pony book, and is about Carey and her pony Sandpiper. Since
she had meningitis, she has
not been well, and when her mother goes on a journey,
leaving Carey to be looked after by Hannah, Hannah
exploits Carey’s weaknesses. To
get away, she and Sandpiper set off to ride from the Scottish island where they
live
to Yorkshire, where Carey’s grandmother lives.
The Pullein-
Award, 1995, illus Eric Rowe
Compilations
Classic Horse and Pony Stories
Dorling Kinderseley, London, 1999
Chosen by Diana Pullein-
True Horse and Pony Stories
Compiled by Diana Pullein-
Armada, London, pb,
1976
Severn House, hb, 1974

Children’s Books -
The Secret Dog
Collins 1959, illustrated by Geraldine Spence
Armada, London, pb, 1972
The Boy Who Came To Stay
Faith Press 1960
The Battle of Clapham Common
Max Parrish, 1962
Bindi Must Go
Harrap, 1962, illustrated by Sheila Rose
The Hidden River
Hamish Hamilton 1960, illustrated by Sheila Rose
Reprinted 1966


Adult Fiction and Non Fiction
Dear Pup: Letters to a Young Dog
Barrie & Jenkins 1988, Ravette pb
Fair Girls on Grey Horses (written with Josephine and Christine)
Allison & Busby 1996
Riding for Children
W&G Foyle 1957
Adult Fiction and Non Fiction as Diana Farr

Gilbert Cannan: a Georgian Prodigy
Chatto & Windus 1978
Five at 10:
Prime Ministers’ Consorts since 1957
Deutsch 1985
(Reprinted ISIS 1986)
Choosing
Bodley Head, 1988
