Marguerite Henry: Non Pony

1940 Auno and Tauno: A Story of Finland
1940 Dilly Dally Sally (illustrated by Gladys Rourke Blackwood)
1941 Alaska in Story and Pictures
1941 Canada in Story and Pictures
1941 Mexico in Story and Pictures
1941 West Indies in Story and Pictures
1942 Birds at Home
1942 Geraldine Belinda
1943 Their First Igloo On Baffin Island
1943 Argentina in Story and Pictures
1943 Brazil in Story and Pictures
1943 Chile in Story and Pictures
1943 Panama in Story and Pictures
1946 Australia in Story and Pictures
1944 A Boy and a Dog 1945 Robert Fulton, Boy Craftsman
1946 Bermuda in Story and Pictures
1946 British Honduras in Story and Pictures
1946 Dominican Republic in Story and Pictures
1946 Hawaii in Story and Pictures (illustrated by Kurt Weise)
1946 New Zealand in Story and Pictures
1946 Virgin Islands in Story and Pictures
1947 Always Reddy (also published as Shamrock Queen)
1947 Benjamin West and His Cat Grimalkin (illustrated by Wesley Dennis)
1949 Little-or-Nothing from Nottingham
1955 Wagging Tails: Album of Dogs
1956 Cinnabar, the One O'Clock Fox (illustrated by Wesley Dennis)
1959 Muley-Ears, Nobody's Dog (illustrated by Wesley Dennis)
1962 Five O'Clock Charlie (illustrated by Wesley Dennis)
1971 Stories from Around the World

CINNABAR, THE ONE O'CLOCK FOX - Rand McNally & Company, NY., 1956, 154 pp., illustrated in black & white by Wesley Dennis. Okay, it's not a horse story but this is a fun story of a fox and fox hunting at the time of George Washington. Cinnabar is a gallant fox who is busy raising his family of four fox pups, Rascal, Pascal, Merry and Mischief with his mate, Vicky. They have a den complete with stove, rocking chair, table, pots and pans, etc. and an hour glass so Cinnabar knows when to show up for the hounds and the hunt. Obviously, Cinnabar is a rather anthropormorphic fox but this is a good story of one hunt that Cinnabar leads MFH Washington, his huntsman, horses and hounds on a wild chase over hills and dale, through the river and fields and still manages to escape while capturing a plump rooster for Vicky and their cubs for supper. There were no full color illustrations in this book except for the enpapers which pictures the fox family singing and playing John Peel. The cover illustration is the head of Cinnabar with his hour glass. I'm not aware that this story ever came out in paperback but was only issued in a hardcover edition.