The Horses of Half Moon Ranch Series by Jenny Oldfield

"There is no greater trust than the one between a rider and her horse."Kirstie Scott lives for horses. She is leading a horse trek through Miners' Ridge when a sudden storm causes a landslide. She is trapped alone in Dead Man's Canyon with a herd of wild horses whose leader - a proud stallion - has been hurt by falling rocks. Cold, wet, and alone in the gathering storm - can she find a way out and help the injured stallion?

There is no greater trust than the one between a rider and her horse.Kirstie Scott lives for horses. While at a local rodeo contest, she is horrified to see how Rocky, an injured horse, is treated. Kirstie persuades her mother to buy him, but soon learns that training an ex-rodeo horse is not easy. And when Rocky throws Kirstie on a trail far from the ranch, she quickly realizes that the only way to get them both home safely is to trust herself and the unruly horse... moreThere is no greater trust than the one between a rider and her horse.Kirstie Scott lives for horses. While at a local rodeo contest, she is horrified to see how Rocky, an injured horse, is treated. Kirstie persuades her mother to buy him, but soon learns that training an ex-rodeo horse is not easy. And when Rocky throws Kirstie on a trail far from the ranch, she quickly realizes that the only way to get them both home safely is to trust herself and the unruly horse.What readers are saying: "This is the 2nd book in the Half Moon Ranch series and one of my favourites. The detail and story line is great. I would recommend to any horse lover!""This is the best book I have ever read. Jenny Oldfield's whole series is amazing. I like Rodeo Rocky though because Rocky reminds me of my pony. This story is so well described I would recommend it to all horse lovers.""A wonderful story. This is a good read for any horse lover. I enjoyed it a lot." Don't miss the other books in The Horses of Half Moon Ranch Series: Wild Horses Midnight Lady - Available in Spring 2009 less

When a guest at the ranch falls from his horse, breaking his arm, he accuses his mount of bucking him off. Now the pressure is on Sandy Scott to sell one of her daughter, Kirstie's favourite horses before he endangers other riders. Can Kirstie prove the guest is lying - and discover the reason why?