race horses

Relates how the colt Assault recovers from an accident that leaves him crippled and grows up to win the Triple Crown, "thoroughbred racing's highest achievement," in 1946.

Discusses the breed of horse known as thoroughbred and follows a new colt from birth to the day of its maiden race.

With his dog, a man exercises racehorses in the water and they are often joined by Billy, a bottle-nosed dolphin.

Provides an overview of famous horses in history, including Paul Revere's horse, George Washington's horse Magnolia, Black Beauty, Mister Ed, and others.

An introduction to racing horses that discusses the history of the sport, training, jockeys, famous horses, and other related topics.

Introduces the races that are part of the American Triple Crown and describes the breeding and training of the horses that have won this trophy.

Flavia and her friends go to Rome to celebrate the Festival of Jupiter at Senator Cornix's town house, where they befriend the young charioteer, Scopas, and quickly find themselves embroiled in a campaign to sabotage one of the rival racing factions.

Text and photographs present the history of thoroughbred horses, how they are trained to be some of the fastest horses in the world, the competitive sports in which they participate, and some well-known horses.

Brief biographies of four horses outstanding in racing history. Includes Man O' War, Stymie, Seabiscuit, and Citation.

The story of a champion race horse who won every race she ran until her career was cut short by an accident.