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Jane Badger Books
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Page Cooper

Pat's Harmony

World Publishing Company, Cleveland, 1952 , cover art Phillip Marini, illus Oliver Grimley

 

 

“Pat is sad when the colt her late father promised to her is lost on the range and presumed dead, but when
Harmony is found, the horse is so thin and weak that Pat wonders if he’ll ever be the jumper she’d hoped
he would be.”

 

Thunder

World Publishing Company, 1954, illus Edward Shenton

World Library

 

“Peter and his friend Spud train Peter’s horse Thunder to do tricks, but Peter really wants
to train the horse to be a racehorse hoping that he will duplicate his ancestor
Man o’ War’s success.”

 

Amigo

World Publshing Company,1955, illus Henry Pitz

Grosset & Dunlap's Famous Horse Stories edition

Grosset & Dunlap (no date given for this editiion, original copyright of 1955 given)

cover art uncredited, internal illustrations Henry Pitz

 

“Franz and his father work the well-trained Lipizzaner stallions in their circus act, but
Franz longs for a horse of his own to train.”

Red Tartar

World Publishing Company, Cleveland,1957, illus Wesley Dennis

 

(Anice) Page Cooper, 1891-1958 wrote numerous books, but the titles listed below are her horse titles.  She was born in Salem, West Virginia, and educated at Ohio Wesleyan University.  During the Second World War, she worked as a war correspondent in the Pacific, and wrote about the life of Navy nurses.  After the war, she worked as an editor, and then as a freelance writer.  Besides her horse stories, she also wrote non fiction, including Man o’ War, which she wrote with Roger Treat.

 

Finding the books:  none of her horse titles were published in the UK.  The majority of her horse titles are easy and cheap to find in the US:  Red Tartar can be a little bit more expensive, but is by no means impossible.

 

Many thanks to Susan Bourgeau and Lisa Catz for pictures and information.

 

Source:
Dustjacket of Red Tartar
Wear:  
Horse Stories:  An Annotated Biblipgraphy

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Silver Spurs to Monterey
World Publishing Co, Cleveland, 1956, illus Herman D. Giesen

 

 

 

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Also:

 

Great Horse Stories

Selected by Page Cooper

1946, illus Paul Brown

Bibliography - horse books only

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