Jeanne Betancourt

Fearing that her beloved new pony will be taken away from her if her grades do not improve, Anna looks for help with her schoolwork from Pony Pals Pam and Lulu in addition to her training routine for Acorn.

Planning a camping trip with their ponies, Anna, Pam, and Lulu enjoy making all the preparations and set off for a wonderful time, but their adventure becomes bigger than they had expected when a little girl disappears.

Accepting a new job helping to train two new ponies, Pam begins to fear that the job is interfearing with her social life when her long hours and lack of availability are not understood by her friends.

Pam's Pony Pals try to help her find out what is making her pretty pony sick.

After suffering an accident with her horse, Snow White, during practice, Lulu becomes too scared to get in the saddle again and considers leaving the Pony Pals.

When Lulu's pony, Snow White, develops strangles and is separated from the other ponies, she runs away during a snowstorm, and Lulu enlists the aid of her friends to search through the woods.

Lulu has fallen in love with the beautiful pony Snow White, and when the pony's snobby owner returns from boarding school, the Pony Pals come up with a plan to reunite Lulu and Snow White forever.

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...

Anna faces a difficult decision when the circus comes to town and she must choose between staying with the Pony Pals or performing in the circus with her pony Acorn.