Pony Girls is a classic tale of domination, submission, and degradation, hailed as a masterpiece in its genre. This novel explores the brutal training and humiliation of women transformed into Pony Girls, where they are forced to obey their masters and submit to their every command. Set against the backdrop of a stable, these women endure relentless physical and psychological torment as they are trained to behave like animals, subjected to intense control and punishment. Their bodies, once their own, become mere tools for their masters’ sadistic pleasures.

The novel delves deep into the mind of the trainer, who takes great satisfaction in breaking the wills of his captives, molding them into obedient creatures who exist only to serve. With a focus on both the physical and emotional aspects of submission, Pony Girls delivers vivid scenes of forced training, where women are taught to trot, canter, and gallop under the strict eyes of their masters. The story explores the power dynamics of control, where every aspect of the women’s lives is dictated by the cruel desires of those who own them. Even readers unfamiliar with the Pony Girl scene will find this novel a compelling and intense exploration of domination.