Tally and Kaitlyn are invited to volunteer at New Horizons Farm, an adaptive riding program where they learn about how horses work with people who have special needs. They get to know the instructors, riders, and horses at the program and learn just how much horses can help people-in ways they couldn't imagine. Meanwhile, back home at Quince Oaks, Ryan has an announcement for the riders that could change everything for Tally and her friends. Piper began her tenure as the Publisher of The Plaid Horse Magazine in 2014. She received her B.S. with Honors in Chemistry from Trinity College [Hartford, CT] in 2009 and her Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley in 2012. She is an active member of the hunter/jumper community, owning a fleet of lease ponies and showing her horse MTM Sandwich in adult hunter divisions. Her goal is that everyone would take the time to be as educated about horsemanship and hunter/jumper sport as possible. Learn more at theplaidhorse.com Rennie Dyball is a lifelong horse lover who currently shows in the adult hunter and equitation divisions. She is the author of more than twenty books, including Good Boy, Eddie, a novel told from the perspective of a school horse, and the picture books B Is for Bellies: A Celebration of Every Body and Fiona and the Peculiar Praise. She is the co-author of The ADHD Field Guide for Adults, a freelance editor, and college essay coach. She lives in Maryland with her family.