Simon Grail

NOTE: This is a greatly extended text version of the previously published illustrated story of the same name, which can no longer be sold due to censorship restrictions. These are eight short tales set in the perfect English village of Quimbury, where ponygirls are part of everyday life. Here they are used to haul goods and people and for sport and pleasure. How can mere cars compete with the sight of their strong, naked, tightly harnessed bodies as they trot along the high street, scenting the air with their intimate arousal?Read about Saffron, the Parsons's Pony; Daisy, Bluebell and Marigold who are sturdy Shire Ponies; Blaze and Sable who pull a modern-day chariot; Number 1073 the Post Office pony: identical twins Mary and Millicent who pull the carriage of outwardly respectable twin lady owners; Titty 1 and Titty 2 who propel an old man's mobility scooter; Raven and Cocoa who pull a milk float; and Silver who serves as the living engine of a one girl power bike.
Find out why people love to dominate ponygirls and what ponygirls really think about their station in life while experiencing their deepest, darkest, most erotic desires.