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  School. Georgia groaned but she knew her mum was right. “OK, Mum,” she said.

  “Did you get some revision done in the horse lorry like you promised?” her mum asked.

  “Yes,” Georgia said, crossing her fingers behind her back.

  “That’s good.” Lucy Black nodded as Georgia hurried back to the cottage and up the stairs.

  Once Georgia was in her tiny room, where every surface was decorated with photos and posters of horses or her mum’s paintings, exhaustion swept over her. It was no good – she couldn’t revise now. She’d have to get up early and do a bit of work in the morning. Trying not to look at the pile of school books stacked precariously on her desk, Georgia put on her pyjamas and sank gratefully into bed.

  She fell asleep instantly and was soon dreaming about her favourite thing in the world – ponies! Beautiful bay hunters with smooth paces, little hacks with flowing manes, and flashy showjumpers flying over fences…

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  EMILY’S DREAM

  First published in the UK in 2015 by Nosy Crow Ltd

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  Text © Holly Webb, 2015

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