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Lulu returns from her vacation to find Snow White missing. She discovers that Mr. Olsen's nephew, Charlie, has been riding Snow White while she has been away. Lulu is furious because Charlie has been riding Snow White western style.

Anna is confused. She wants everyone to know that Acorn is a very special pony, but does she really want him to star in a movie with Bette Fleming? Bette might be a famous movie star, but Anna doesn't like this snobby, rude girl. What should Anna do? She turns to her Pony Pals for help. Will their decision be the right one, or will it lead to unexpected problems for Anna?

Pam loves her sheepdog, Woolie. But sometimes he gets in the way--especially when he thinks it is his job to round up the Pony Pals! Then Woolie disappears. The Pony Pals ride everywhere to look for the missing dog. The put up signs and talk to all the neighbors. But there's still no sign of Woolie. Pam feels sorry for every time she thought he was a pest. Who else can she turn to for help?

Anna is afraid her pony likes Christine more than Anna herself.

The curtain rises. A star is born. It's Anna's chance to shine. She has the lead role in the town play. But Anna can't remember her lines - and her understudy may be up to no good! Worst of all, Anna's pony didn't get the part of the magic pony. Now Anna is missing out on trail rides and time with Acorn and her Pony Pals. Should Anna quit the play before she gets kicked out of the club?

Anna wants to enter a contest to paint a life-size pony for the upcoming Fall Festival, but Tommy Rand and his friend Mike are mad at the Pony Pals and may be capable of ruining everything. Anna has a great idea for the town's first ever Pony Parade. Ten lucky artists get to paint a life-size copy of a pony. The painted ponies will be auctioned off at the Fall Festival and the money goes to the local fire department. The Pony Pals think Anna is a...