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1990•493 pages•Published•ENG•User Reviews

Roger Caras' Treasury of Great Horse Stories

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A horse's tale / Mark Twain -- The flight of the horse / Larry Niven -- Mr. Travers's first hunt / Richard Harding Davis -- Levant / Hugh Johnson -- The man-killer / George Pattullo -- Skyrocket and the blue stuff / Cloudesley Johns -- The Maltese cat / Rudyard Kipling -- Treading down the herd's-grass /Charles A. Stephens -- A mistake in identity / Shelly Rider Meyer -- [Silver blaze](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1518358W) / Arthur Conan Doyle -- The doctor's horse / Mary Wilkins Freeman -- The Old Jim horse / J. Lincoln Steffens -- In front of the stampede / Alvah Milton Kerr -- Over the jumps / Alfred Stoddart -- The cumbersome horse / H.C Bunner -- Pete, the Circassian horse / Ellis Parker Butler -- The tale of a cayuse / F.R.Weir -- Skipper / Sewell Ford -- The black roan of 265 / A.W.Rolker -- The man who could not lose / Richard Harding Davis -- The horses of Bostil's Ford / Zane Grey -- Carved in sand / Erle Stanley Gardner -- The winged foal / Deborah Moulton -- The kidnap of Bounding Mane / James Powell -- Shadow quest / William F. Nolan -- The trap / Clay Fisher -- Miniature / Max Brand.

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First Published

1990

Pages

493 pages

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1.0 / 5

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5

Publisher

Bristol Park Books

Language

ENG

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Published

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