Book submitted as a text file with page breaks. Check the chapter numbers, as I think I miss numbered along the way somewhere. headers removed, page numbers kept, if I could determine the right one. This was a very old copy of the book but am happy with the results. may want a spell check. 300 plus pages. And a good read, if you like horse racing. Jimmy Creech was old and tired, yet within him burned youthful anger and resentment toward those who were making a gigantic commercial enterprise of harness racing. He wanted his sport left the way it was, the way he had known and lived it at countless fairs for almost fifty years. He hated the modern raceways mushrooming in large cities, where the horses were raced at night under the lights. He fought this new development the only way he knew how. He bred his finest mare to the Black Stallion. And when the colt came, Jimmy placed upon its back all his hopes and plans for the redemption of his sport. Seeking hands to guide and race his colt, he turned to youth again, and Tom Messenger took his seat in the sulky. Here for boys and girls of all ages (as well as for adults who love horses) is the second son of the Black Stallion. It's the story they've been waiting for .. . another book in one of the most popular series ever published. And it won't let its readers down in excitement and racing thrills or in warmth and feeling of a boy's love for his colt... all of which they have learned to expect from Walter Farley's books. Shelley L. Rhodes and Judson, guiding golden juddysbuddy@xxxxxxxxxxxx Guide Dogs For the Blind Inc. Graduate Advisory Council www.guidedogs.com The vision must be followed by the venture. It is not enough to stare up the steps - we must step up the stairs. -- Vance Havner