Ticket To Ride

Eventing #3

by Caroline Akrill

In book 3, Elaine leaves the eccentricities of Havers Hall and goes to the strict Equestrian Training School with her horse.

Genres: Horses, Young Adult, Fiction

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1983

About the author

Caroline Akrill has been a riding school proprietor, an equestrian journalist, a publisher and a hotelier.
She lives in Suffolk. You can talk to Caroline on Facebook.

Reviews

[Amanda]

A mixed bag. Anything involving Elaine learning on Legend, and her interactions with the other scholarship students is a real treat. Anything involving Henrietta (particularly, of the Fanes - Nigella isn't as bad) feels like more of a waste of pages. Anything involving Nick is awful - he is truly abusive in his actions towards Elaine.

[Emma Rose]

What a wonderful book! I know this was once the end of the series (before a fourth book was added) and what a fitting end! Elaine enrolls in a proper training course and we meet other pony mad girls and the Fanes are still oblivious to how basic life works. This is fast-paced and hilarious, the ending is really special. Very curious to read the next book bow!

[Carmel Ann Sperti]

Topsy turvey team

The perfect ly chaotic and delightful ending fit this book... This was a delightfully whimsical and enjoyable trilogy. I look forward to reading more from this author.

[Molly]

The end of a fun trilogy, I was satisifed with the ending and only wish that a fourth book existed! I want to see what sort of rubbish the Fanes spend their fortune on ;D

Also Nick is so ewwww. That is all.

[A.J.]

Triumphant and glorious - not to be missed

Hard work pays off for Elaine and Legend... two older people find love ... Elaine realizes that family is more important than winning. Triumphant and tragic, painful and glorious - horse lovers will feel at home here.

[Britta]

Look I have loved this book socne a 11 ye old horseynkid and the esoteric 1980s English slang but I also having learnt about what the Fane stsbllesband rundown Manor ..

[Susan]

A wonderful book and my favorite of the three books in the trilogy. It has a great plot, quirky intriguing characters, and runs a gamut of emotions.

[Judith Falkner]

Very readable, I devoured it in a day.

[Debbie Tink]

Love this book just love it, Elaine is trying to get out from under the Fane's thumbs, at first she thinks she wont fit in with the other girls on the scholarship training course. But thay do become friends in the end.
The Fane's hover on the edge unsettling Elaine, there is even talk off saleing her horse, until there money situation changes.

[Margaret]

The third part of the trilogy presented to me in one book. An old fashioned feel good story, the author clearly knows all about the idiosyncrasies and unpredictability of horses. She also seems to be pretty well versed in the eccentricities of some of the impoverished English aristocracy. it makes for a hilarious, laugh out loud read. Just the thing for over Christmas.

[Cheyenne Blue]

What a fabulous series this was. This, the final book in the trilogy, details Elaine's experiences as a scholarship student trying to get into the junior olympic team. Same bright writing, same humor, same amount of good horsey detail.

I've really enjoyed this series.

[Becky]

Don't let this be the end!


This series has been the most fun reading I have had in quite a long while. A plucky and interesting heroine and great horses. A devastatingly handsome whipper in and the never-ending entertainment of the Fane sisters. Please don't end this series yet!

[Tracey]

Love, love, love this series.

[Sarah Frost]

Really enjoyed the series!