Star of Wonder
Star of Wonder
“Jody declared as the girls walked back to Lucky Foot Stable from the pasture field, satisfied that Star and Lady were getting on all right, as Willie had predicted.
“I know,” Mary agreed. “But what should we do in the meantime?”
“Well, we could go climb the horse chestnut tree and shell some corn for the ducks,” Jody suggested.
“We really should clean Star’s stall, so when we bring him back in it’ll be ready,” Mary said halfheartedly. “Or we could just leave him in the paddock tonig...ht. It’s not going to rain, and it’s warm out,” she continued.
“Do you think Mr. McMurray will ever let him stay out in the pasture with Lady and Gypsy all the time?” Jody wondered.
“Probably not,” Mary replied glumly. “Remember what Willie said.”
It had taken quite a bit of effort on Willie’s part to talk Mr. McMurray into allowing even two ponies to graze in the pasture all day and night with his cows.MoreLess
“I know,” Mary agreed. “But what should we do in the meantime?”
“Well, we could go climb the horse chestnut tree and shell some corn for the ducks,” Jody suggested.
“We really should clean Star’s stall, so when we bring him back in it’ll be ready,” Mary said halfheartedly. “Or we could just leave him in the paddock tonig...ht. It’s not going to rain, and it’s warm out,” she continued.
“Do you think Mr. McMurray will ever let him stay out in the pasture with Lady and Gypsy all the time?” Jody wondered.
“Probably not,” Mary replied glumly. “Remember what Willie said.”
It had taken quite a bit of effort on Willie’s part to talk Mr. McMurray into allowing even two ponies to graze in the pasture all day and night with his cows.MoreLess
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