Ivor Herbert
Red Rum: The Story Of Ginger Mccain And His Legendary Horse

"Bred wrongly, sold cheaply, ridden by over two dozen jockeys, suffering a crippling bone disease in his feet, Red Rum had the odds stacked against him. But in 1977 this battling, indefatigable racehorse won the world's toughest steeplechase, the Grand National, for a record-breaking third time. Now buried at the foot of the Aintree winning post that witnessed his rousing victories, Red Rum remains one of racing's greatest and most fairytale of legends." "In this biography, Ivor Herbert tells the story of the greatest Grand National winner of all time and, in a new introduction, how his ebullient trainer, Ginger McCain, who took Red Rum training on the beach at Southport and turned him into a winner, miraculously came back in 2004 to win the National yet again with Amberleigh House."


Język: angielski
Oprawa: miękka
Liczba stron: 362
Stan: używana, bardzo dobry--

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