Prince Igor Smith is supposed to be a nice, quiet beginner's pony, but he soon makes it clear that he has other ideas In no time at all, he has developed a series of strategies which both outfox and amuse his owners, who are often left wondering how best to deal with his exploits. With some help from his editor, Jane Smith, he has collated his experiences in this handy tome in the hope that they will be of interest to other like minded ponies. He has launched a Facebook fan page to coincide with the publication of his book, and you can follow him at: www.facebook.com/PrinceIgorSmith

In which Prince Igor Smith, inspired by the set of dances in the opera which bears his name, continues to outwit and sometimes amuse his owners. He also takes the opportunity to introduce his great friend Seamus, who shows that he too has the odd trick in his repertoire.

Prince Igor Smith has escaped from his field and is on top of the muck heap again, enjoying the fresh air and giving full rein to his thoughts. He is putting a brave face on things, as his best human friend, Susanna, has just gone off to university, and he can't help feeling that, with all his academic prowess, he should have gone too. Just for the moment, however, the best he can do is prepare a present for Susanna, who will be coming home to spend Christmas with him, and what could be better than another of his masterful written works? Of course, no one really knows what goes on in Prince...