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Wen hat hier der Hafer gestochen?
- Die Schule der kleinen Ponys 2
- Narrated by: Cathlen Gawlich
- Length: 2 hrs and 13 mins
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Wen hat hier der Hafer gestochen?
Narrated by:
Cathlen Gawlich
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Publisher's Summary
Ein zweites Abenteuer auf dem Winter-Gestüt.
Mos und Sarahs Ponyschule ist ein voller Erfolg. Nur der freche Wallach Flex bekommt für sein Benehmen ein Ungenügend! Aber seine Flausen sind vergessen, als sich ein neuer Schüler ankündigt. Das goldfarbene Palomino-Pony ist bildhübsch, aber es hat furchtbare Angst vor Menschen. Während Mo und Sarah alles geben, um ihrem Schützling Vertrauen einzuflößen, passieren merkwürdige Dinge auf dem Gestüt. Doch die Mädchen haben schon einen Verdacht, wer dahinterstecken könnte...
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