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A set of nine short stories portrays horses in varied working and companion roles, from city harness and fire-truck teams to farm and range service. Each tale sketches a horse's temperament, training, mischief, and loyalty while showing how human handlers and institutions shape its career, from breaking and harnessing to moments of triumph, stubbornness, and loss. Vivid scenes of labor, competition, and daily routine emphasize the practical details of driving and harness work and explore the close, often complicated bond between animals and people.
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