Conny #10/1985

In the quiet English countryside, Sally finds herself staying with relatives on their country estate, where her love for horses blossoms. Drawn to the spirited stallion Sheraton, who’s soon to be foaled, she stumbles upon a secret conversation between the stable boy Jimmy and a stranger—planning to steal the foal.

In the quiet drama of "Ludde," Pia faces a difficult decision when she can no longer keep her dog, forced to find new homes for him—one after another, each with its own quiet weight. As Ludde moves between the care of a lonely woman and a small girl whose life he saves, the story unfolds with gentle urgency, tracing the quiet bonds that form and the lives touched along the way.

In "Kim vill bli veterinär," young Kim dreams of following in her older brother David’s footsteps to become a vet, driven by her compassion for animals. When she rescues birds injured by litter, her determination is tested as a local fisherman, Joe Turner, blames two schoolboys—leading to a tense confrontation where Kim and David uncover undeniable proof.

In "Sally får en idé...", Sally notices something strange when her beloved foal loses its distinctive color marking overnight. When her morbror tells her the foal died, she’s stunned—because the animal she sees is clearly not the same one. Determined to uncover the truth, she tracks down the shady stable boy Jimmy to the ruins, where she’s captured and held. With help from the other stable boy, Freddy, she sets things right. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, blending emotional stakes and a small act of courage in a world of simple, animal lives.