Frankie Dixon has a great understanding of horses and works as an assistant to Mr Glanders the horse doctor.
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Carol Cripps has been given the job of making the railway line the Cowslip, profitable again.
Peggy North would love to have a dog of her own and her friend enters her into a competition where she wins a puppy, but the new housing manager is strict on the no pets policy.
The Carters are left a dilapidated castle by Mr. Carter’s old commanding officer after he dies. They open the castle to the public to help pay for the repairs.
Meg Newton is a trainee assistant with the Central Services Television Company. She earns the nickname “Miss Fix-It” through her ability of overcoming tricky production problems.
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Nan and Sue Foster are sisters who perform stunt flying and parachute jumping.
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Gloria is a promising skater but her parents want her to concentrate on ballet dancing.
Hetty Cuthbert goes to Harriman’s Hotel looking for a job but is mistaken for the owner’s niece, Helen. Meanwhile the manager Felix and his secretary Beryl have plans to take over the hotel.
Sosana Riply thinks that her and her pony Magpie have a good chance of becoming show jumpers. She does manage to become a champion, she returns in a sequel “A Horse for Sosana” where she is now too old to enter the same level of competitions and she also needs a bigger horse than Magpie.
Shirley Smith, is school Captain at Tenbury School. She is supported by her best friend, who helps her especially against any tricks by jealous vice-captain Daphne.
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