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The Mystery Horse by Gertrude Chandler Warner,

Someone tries to steal a horse from the Morgans' farm.
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Morgan horse - The Morgan is thought to be the first documented horse breed in the United States. Tracing back to Figure, the breed excels in many disciplines, and is known for its versatility.

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