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Phantom Horse 3: Phantom Horse Disappears

Christine Pullein-Thompson, Eric Rowe, Jennifer Bell

language (Award Publications Limited, Feb. 6, 2012)

“You’re fools! Why couldn’t you leave things as they were? Why did you come here?”When Jean and Angus discover the terrible secret of Aunt Mary’s house, they are caught up in a dangerous plot to kidnap their beloved horse, Phantom.

Phantom Horse - Disappears

Christine Pullein-Thompson

Paperback (Award Publications Ltd, Jan. 25, 2013)

Running wild in the Virginia Mountains, Phantom the palomino horse is tamed by Jean and Angus and brought to England. Christine Pullein-Thompson s much-loved series features their exciting adventures.

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PHANTOM HORSE

Bonnie Bryant

Paperback (Skylark, Sept. 1, 1996)

Pine Hollow's odd new stablehand, Troy, frightens Carole with the idea that her beloved horse, Starlight, is possessed by an evil spirit that appears once every thirteen years, which may explain the animal's troublesome behavior. Original.

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Phantom Horse

Bonnie Bryant

language (Skylark, March 27, 2013)

Ever since strange Troy became a stable hand at Pine Hollow, Carole has been creeped out. Troy's scary story about a phantom horse has made her wonder about Starlight. Could her beloved bay horse really be possessed by an evil spirit that appears once every 13 years? He's been acting so strange! Soon Carole's dreams are filled with images of a red-eyed Starlight, snorting, rearing, pawing, and ready to turn on his owner!

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Phantom Horse

Christine Pullein-Thompson

Hardcover (Award Publications, July 1, 1997)

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Phantom horse

Christine Pullein-Thompson

Hardcover (Armada, March 15, 1978)

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Phantom Horse

Christine Pullein-Thompson

Paperback (Ravette Publishing Ltd, Nov. 30, 1989)

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Phantom Horse

Christine Pullein-Thompson

Paperback (Armada, March 15, 1969)

I gazed in wonder at the view. Suddenly I saw something moving at great speed below us. It was a horse galloping riderless and alone. He moved beautifully and with tremendous grace. His tail streamed behind him like a pennant. He looked like something out of another world. It was the wild Palomino...