In "Horse Tails by Horses in Harness", a young colt named Clyde has just separated from hus mum who had told him he'd be a working harness horse some day. He wonders what kind of horse he is and what he will be doing in harness. He interviews many various breeds of horses of all sizes, shapes, and colors, trying to find out what he will be like when he grows up.

The colorful cover illustration, plus fifteen interior illustrations were drawn by artist, singer, and songwriter,
Jewel L. Clark.

In "Horse Tails by Mookie the Mustang", Mookie tells his own story of growing up in the wild. With every page colorfully illustrated by Brenda Ellis Sauro, he explains the hierarchy and etiquette within a horse family band and where he fits in as a foal, a yearling, and a bachelor.

His adventures include carefree romping with his friends, splashing in water holes, befriending a Bighorn lamb, startling a rattlesnake and encountering a mountain lion, as well as experiencing thirst, hunger and cold, before being rounded up and adopted.

Children and horse lovers of all ages will love this story.

In "Horse Tails by Shasta", a horse named Shasta tells the story of his life in this fun, informative children's book. Every page is colorfully illustrated by Deborah A. DeShon. Shasta's adventures include trying to befriend a porcupine, snowman, kid goat, neighborhood ponies and dogs. By the time other horses finally join him in his pasture, his antics of getting loose and wandering his neighborhood free have become a habit.

Shasta lived to be 30 years old.

This story is true.