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Charles Mackenzie Braham's avatar

Love it! :) I clearly remember the joy of being casually scraped off on a low branch by a sneering horse. :)

Anne Sloggett's avatar

Made my day! What a treat, I once new a horse called Ringo, I am sure he could have drummed if he put his mind to it, he had attitude too!!

Ian Fairbank's avatar

I always love a freebie from Jodi-almost makes the story even more enjoyable.

Gil Bomber's avatar

I always need a trip to St Mary's!

Thank you Jodi.

Mo Steel's avatar

I love this. I also remember being thrown off a horse who subsequently swore blind it was an accident and he had caught one hoof in a hole. A likely story.

Elaine's avatar

Great short! I’ve missed these guys. Probably need to start a re read from the beginning! X

Janice Frankham's avatar

Such fun! I needed a trip to St Mary's today. Thank you Jodi.

Anne Chiarelli's avatar

I think I'm going to like Dr Salt. She's sassy like Helen was. And Smyrna doesn't realize just how lucky it was that Max was out of commission.

ILONA Nemeth-Purkis's avatar

Absolutely loved it! The neighbours must think that I have lost my marbles because of the constant laughter and sniggering in the garden.

Kimberly Lamoureaux Jones's avatar

Max, a bug whopping Zero, Turk, 1 don't have enough didgets to count his wins. Great story. Ta very much Jodi.

Lynne's avatar

amazing as usual. Next book Please.

Ju Rowe's avatar

Another excellent interlude into the wonderful world of Max and co. Thanks Jodi, absolutely love it. I just love everything that comes from your pen, you're funny, insightful, clever.... well, basically the female version of Mr Pratchett xx

Ju Rowe's avatar

Another excellent interlude into the wonderful world of Max and co. Thanks Jodi, absolutely love it. I just love everything that comes from your pen, you're funny, insightful, clever.... well, basically the female version of Mr Pratchett xx

Susan G's avatar

Thank you Jodi! I love all of your stories!

Carol's avatar

Nothing more annoying than a sneering horse mocking you as you pick yourself up - again. Although tbf, it's usually mares who specialize in this sort of knob head behaviour.

Jennifer Jacobson's avatar

Yay, lovely story! Thank you Jodi!