Shetlandpony
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What a load of rubbish! Choccie just wanted to help Lotte demonstrate for a cool adventure playground to be built in the village. Well, maybe he also wanted to annoy Sergeant Semmel just a little bit … But now the two-legged folks like his initiative so much that they want him to become the mayor. A pony in charge of the village? Do they have hay in their head?!
Witziges Eintragbuch für Pferdefans ab 8 Jahren.Alle kleinen Zweibeiner, die genauso gerne Abenteuer erleben wie die Ponys vom Blümchenhof, finden in diesem Eintragbuch jede Menge Platz zum Reinschreiben, Ankreuzen und Zeichnen.• Was waren deine witzigsten Erlebnisse und deine schrägsten Katastrophen? • Was hat dich besonders glücklich gemacht? Und was hat genervt? • Mit welchem Zwei- oder Vierbeiner verstehst du dich gerade am besten?Hier können Haferhorde-Fans alles festhalten, was ihnen wichtig ist, und außerdem spannende Zusatzinfos über Schoko, Keks und ihre Freunde erfahren.
Oops? Choco can barely believe his pony eyes – is there actually a goose fluttering over the Flower Farm? But no, of course he's a gander, Hugo clarifies. And he is being chased by evil two-legged creatures! Sure thing Choco and his friends give him shelter. Soon enough, however, there is trouble with the new housemate, because the gander acts as if he’s the very best guard. Is yard dog Bruno no longer needed?
A fairy tale performance with the Oat Crew at the Thunder beam Farm? Wearing costumes? Choco can’t be hearing right! What are Lotte and her two-legged friends even thinking? Of course Toni and Biscuit would take part for their sake, but Choco super-pony doesn't feel like it at all. Besides, Finchen should get her own lessons and move away from the Flower Farm. This has to be prevented, right?
To everyone loving adventures as much as the Oat Crew ponies, these books offer lots of space to track all the best memories and adventures!
The Oat Crew – that’s the Shetland ponies Choccie and Biscuit, Toni the Haflinger and sometimes Bruno the dog, too (although of course he doesn’t like oats). Together, the friends keep the other four- and two-legged farm inhabitants on their toes! Whether a ghost is fooling around in the stable (only to be caught by the self-proclaimed Top-Ghost-Busting-Ponies), the boss wants to use them for riding lessons (which just isn’t on – being a riding pony is far too boring), a lovely Icelandic pony girl needs saving (causing Choccie to have butterflies in his stomach), a TV production company is looking for their next star (of course every four-legged inhabitant is sure it’s themselves), or Santa Clause needs help with his presents (if he has to go by car, his reindeers must be ill, so naturally he’s in need of substitutes) – the animals’ adventures are a delight!
It’s the summer holidays, finally! Choco is looking forward to spending time with Lotte, going for relaxed rides to the lake or eating ice cream. But no way! Oskar and Maria organise a tent camp at the Flower Farm and everyone has to lend a hand – or hooves –, since it is quite hard to bridle the little holiday visitors… When the money box with the tent camp’s budget disappears, it is certain: inspector Choco has to take this case into his own hooves!
There is an equine conformation show at the Thunder beam farm, and Finchen is supposed to participate! Of course, Choco and his friends are excited as well and support the young mare to the best of their pony abilities. When Finchen actually wins, the joy is intense – until the boss receives a phone call in the middle of the celebrations: one of the visitors has cast an eye on Finchen and makes their boss an attractive offer to buy the young mare. For once, all four-legged friends of the Flower Farm agree: They have to prevent this at any cost!
Christmas is just around the corner. It smells of Christmas biscuits at the stables, and Maria has arranged a huge decoration: Santa Claus in his sleigh together with his reindeer. Choco and Biscuit are flabbergasted – such a strange four-leg is allowed to help Santa Claus?When they see Santa Claus shortly afterwards driving through the village in a car, the ponies are sure: the reindeer must be ill. Oh dear! Then who will bring the children their presents? How lucky that Choco and Biscuit are true Christmas Ponies. THEY could pull the sleigh, couldn’t they? However, at first, they have to find Santa Claus…
Finally the Countess’ foal is born – and turns the whole Flower Farm topsy-turvy. Only Choco doesn’t feel like joining the admiration troop at all. And the others should please go back to normal, too! Cause all of a sudden, it takes unreasonably long for them to get their breakfast hay, Choco’s best fried Biscuit plays the foal-caring-boss and is no longer up for any fun, and even his favourite human Lotte only has eyes for the shaky-legged little thing. However, such a foal is just boring and really nothing special, right?