pony-trekking

“The town had just started a new pony-trekking business.”

Simon & Schuster: When a Billion Chinese Jump

“Early the next morning, my older daughter wanted to go "pony-trekking" with her English cousin, who was also there with her family.”

The Wall Street Journal: Seeking Nature (But Running for the Hills)

“Shelley had ridden before but it had been many years ago, on a pony-trekking holiday organised by one of her foster-parents.”

Passionate Relationship

“A lot of the information — golf courses, stately homes and castles, old churches and cathedrals, areas of unspoilt natural beauty, facilities for fishing, pony-trekking, access to riding-stables, all that — is already printed in our booklets, but the information is several years out of date.”

Here Lies Gloria Mundy

“The start of the commune’s pony-trekking business gave Yezong’s family an income for the first time in her life.”

Simon & Schuster: When a Billion Chinese Jump