Allerton and Axtell: The Rush Gary Lee Martinson

Allerton and Axtell: The Rush

Author: Gary Lee Martinson
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Book Title
Allerton and Axtell: The Rush
Author
Gary Lee Martinson
ISBN
9781532018237
It is 1879--four years after a great fire ravages Independence, Iowa--when a well-dressed creamery businessman shows up in the small town, looking for a horse to buy. When Charles W. Williams meets young orphaned horse groom, Gilbert Fenny, the two find a kinship in their mutual love for horses without any idea that together, they will soon transform horse racing history. A few years later when Mr. Williams returns to Independence to raise trotting horses, he purchases several animals that include a lame mare he intends to breed. After he offers Gilbert a job caring for his horses and a warm bed to sleep in, the horse groomer's life suddenly changes for the better. As Gilbert grows older and Mr. Williams continues to nurture his long-held dream, the two eventually raise a pair of horses, Allerton and Axtell, to become world champion stallions. But what no one knows is that they are not done yet as plans to build the fastest race track in the world begin to develop.Gilbert and Clara find each other after several years of separation to pursue their love, despite her father forbidding it.Binding Type: PaperbackAuthor: Gary Lee MartinsonPublisher: iUniversePublished: 05/11/2017ISBN: 9781532018237Pages: 418Weight: 1.34lbsSize: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.93d

It is 1879--four years after a great fire ravages Independence, Iowa--when a well-dressed creamery businessman shows up in the small town, looking for a horse to buy. When Charles W. Williams meets young orphaned horse groom, Gilbert Fenny, the two find a kinship in their mutual love for horses without any idea that together, they will soon transform horse racing history.

A few years later when Mr. Williams returns to Independence to raise trotting horses, he purchases several animals that include a lame mare he intends to breed. After he offers Gilbert a job caring for his horses and a warm bed to sleep in, the horse groomer's life suddenly changes for the better. As Gilbert grows older and Mr. Williams continues to nurture his long-held dream, the two eventually raise a pair of horses, Allerton and Axtell, to become world champion stallions. But what no one knows is that they are not done yet as plans to build the fastest race track in the world begin to develop.

Gilbert and Clara find each other after several years of separation to pursue their love, despite her father forbidding it.



Binding Type: Paperback
Author: Gary Lee Martinson
Publisher: iUniverse
Published: 05/11/2017
ISBN: 9781532018237
Pages: 418
Weight: 1.34lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.93d

It is 1879--four years after a great fire ravages Independence, Iowa--when a well-dressed creamery businessman shows up in the small town, looking for a horse to buy. When Charles W. Williams meets young orphaned horse groom, Gilbert Fenny, the two find a kinship in their mutual love for horses without any idea that together, they will soon transform horse racing history.

A few years later when Mr. Williams returns to Independence to raise trotting horses, he purchases several animals that include a lame mare he intends to breed. After he offers Gilbert a job caring for his horses and a warm bed to sleep in, the horse groomer's life suddenly changes for the better. As Gilbert grows older and Mr. Williams continues to nurture his long-held dream, the two eventually raise a pair of horses, Allerton and Axtell, to become world champion stallions. But what no one knows is that they are not done yet as plans to build the fastest race track in the world begin to develop.

Gilbert and Clara find each other after several years of separation to pursue their love, despite her father forbidding it.



Binding Type: Paperback
Author: Gary Lee Martinson
Publisher: iUniverse
Published: 05/11/2017
ISBN: 9781532018237
Pages: 418
Weight: 1.34lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.93d