| In the book Horsing Around, Martin and Hamish both own horses but the horses' traits do not match their owners' riding styles. Hamish is a nervous whereas Martin enjoys risk taking.
The boys devise a plan to ride each other's horse in the local show. Neither the judges nor the parents are aware of the change of riders at the time of the event.
The setting is rural. It depicts the lifestyle of country children living on farms. |
