Thistle Gets Hurt - Anderson, D. H.
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Lady Thistle is two months old and has a big appetite for her growing body. In addition to nursing, she finally gets to eat grain and fresh hay with the other horses...and venture out into the pasture to nibble on sweet clover. She loves her new freedom of exploring and playing, but one day, while the horses are grazing, shrieks cause alarm. Lady Thistle finds danger in the field and is bleeding from a big gash on her leg. She has trouble walking and her mom, Polly, whinnies for help. Farm friends gather around-as the vet determines the best way to stitch the big wound-and eagerly wait to see…mehr

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Lady Thistle is two months old and has a big appetite for her growing body. In addition to nursing, she finally gets to eat grain and fresh hay with the other horses...and venture out into the pasture to nibble on sweet clover. She loves her new freedom of exploring and playing, but one day, while the horses are grazing, shrieks cause alarm. Lady Thistle finds danger in the field and is bleeding from a big gash on her leg. She has trouble walking and her mom, Polly, whinnies for help. Farm friends gather around-as the vet determines the best way to stitch the big wound-and eagerly wait to see if Lady Thistle will make a full recovery. Based on a true story, this is the fourth book in The Lady Thistle series.
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Donna Anderson Horbal grew up close to Waterdam Farm in Southwestern Pennsylvania. Witnessing Lady Thistle's birth-then watching her grow and develop-shaped Donna's future as an equestrian. Working with horses for over 30 years isn't just a hobby, but a way of life. Donna currently cares for five horses on her property-and loves every second spent with them. Her adoration runs deep for this beautiful animal, and she hopes to share a little glimpse into her equine world through these real-life stories on the farm.