set around horses. Think it was called Hollyfoot or Follyfoot? Seem to recall it was always a tear jerker as me mum and sister were always in floods at the end of each episode. The girl was a bit fit wonder what happened to her?
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Cheers guys> Found some info on Ms Blake check the link
http://follyfoot-tv.co.uk/gallery/Dora/D.htmlThe eyes have it!
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Follyfoot was a television series produced by Yorkshire Television for ITV between 1971 and 1973, repeated for a couple of years after that and again in the late 1980s. A video release of the first three episodes in 1995 remains its only commercial appearance on video or DVD. It was originally inspired by Monica Dickens' 1963 novel "Cobbler's Dream"; she later wrote four further books in conjunction with the series - "Follyfoot" in 1971, "Dora at Follyfoot" in 1972, "The Horses of Follyfoot" in 1975 and "Stranger at Follyfoot" in 1976.
The series, which was filmed on the Harewood family estate, was set at a home of rest for horses, and often had challenging things to say about the treatment of horses and animals generally in British society. The ethos of Follyfoot was to give another chance to both horses and people who had been rejected by the rest of society. The series' theme song, "The Lightning Tree", written by Stephen Francis and sung by The Settlers, is well-remembered.
The series was also popular in Australia and Germany. The main actors were Gillian Blake as Dora, Steve Hodson as Steve, Christian Rodska as Ron Stryker, Desmond Llewelyn as the Colonel and Arthur English as Slugger.
Follifoot (note the slightly different spelling), is a small village just 3 miles from Harrogate, not far from the Yorkshire Television studios in Leeds.
Fan Website & Follyfoot forum
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the full theme song
Follyfoot at the Internet Movie Database
Anyone remember the other one...think it was called The Willow Pattern??? something to do with owls??
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