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The Horse God BuiltHe was the perfect horse, it was said, "the horse God built.""
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£9.99(Paperback) |
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To the SwiftBy Joe Drape A dramatic compilation of the finest writing on the Triple Crown of horse racing by bestselling and award-winning authors.
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£16.99(Hardback) |
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My Guy BarbaroBy Edgar Prado, John Eisenburg A new superstar appeared on the American sports landscape in the spring of 2006: Barbaro, a three-year-old racehorse, won the Kentucky Derby by six… |
£16.99(Hardback) |
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Gold RushMr. Prospector showed early brilliance as a speedster on the racetrack, but nothing could have prepared the horse racing world for the spectacular… |
£16.99(Hardback) |
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Ouija BoardBy Lord Derby The official story of the much travelled super-mare, beautifully illustrated and written by her owner, Lord Derby.
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Sergeant CecilBy Steve Dennis Inexpensively bred, trained in deepest Devon (far from Newmarket's rolling acres and the traditional racing spotlight) and owned not by a sheikh or a… |
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SeabiscuitDid you ever wonder what became of the principle characters after the conclusion of the Seabiscuit book and movie? Seabiscuit, The Rest of the Story,… |
£8.99(Paperback) |
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KelsoAt his three-year debut in June 1960, no one could know that a small, deerlike gelding named Kelso would come to dominate American racing like no… |
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RuffianBy William Nack On July 6,1975, a 3-year-old filly named Ruffian was loaded into the starting gate at Belmont Park for a televised match race against Kentucky… |
£9.99(Hardback) |
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Man O' WarBy Dorothy Ours His trainer said that managing him was like holding a tiger by the tail. His owner compared him to "chain lightning." His jockeys found… |
£9.99(Paperback) |
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