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The Island Stallion Races by Walter Farley
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The Island Stallion Races

by Walter Farley

Series: Island Stallion (3)

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This was one of the weirdest of Farley's books. Space aliens (!) take the boy and his stallion to Florida to run in a big race. Setting aside the whole aliens angle, no reputable racetrack would let an unknown and unregistered horse into a race. Even when I was a kid, I knew that. Details like that kept me from enjoying the book more, which is why it only gets 2 stars. ( )
  FionaCat | Aug 21, 2007 |
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More than anything, Steve Duncan dreams of racing his huge, wild stallion, Flame. The horse is untrained, but incredibly fast and Steve just wants to show him off. When two strangers show up and offer to make Steve’s dream a reality, Steve cannot believe his luck. But soon he realizes that a professional racetrack is no place for an unbroken stallion.

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