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Seabiscuit didn't start out a winner. He was a runt who was squat and funny looking. But Seabiscuit became a champion, and during the dark days of the Depression, he grew so popular that newspapers, radio shows, and magazines covered his every move. The soul and personality of this great-hearted horse are captured in this lively easy reader with beautiful illustrations as well as period photos.
Illustrated by Mark Rowe.
An introduction to the life and career of Seabiscuit, the race horse who set sixteen track records and won more prize money than any other horse.
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Gary Hernandez
reviewed Horse Named Seabiscuit on January 16, 2016
Horse Named Seabiscuit
I love all things Seabiscuit. I see Seabiscuit as a gift from God on so many levels. God was so clearly at work in this story. He put together the right combination of owner, horse, trainer and jockey at a time when America needed the underdog to win. I also see Seabiscuit as the champion of those on the spectrum. Improperly handled, he was a dismal failure. But with the right people supporting him, he was a champion the likes we've never seen.
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