The Legend of Zippy Chippy (2016)
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Let him step to the music which he hears … Henry David Thoreau On September 16, 2000, one year after Black Rifle ruined everybody’s day, Zippy Chippy went off at the Northampton Fair as the 2–1 favorite. His longtime fans were now pinching themselves and thinking, Good lord, this horse just might win a race! Having seen it all before, Juan Rohena was not so quick to jump on that bandwagon.
From the number eight post, farthest from the rail, Zippy broke best and shot to the lead. He led the six-a...nd-a-half-furlong race at the three-quarter pole by a head over Sadler’s Critic. At the half pole he surrendered to Sadler’s Critic by two lengths but roared back strong as the two leaders entered the stretch. Neck and neck, stride for stride, they battled for home. As Zippy moved up to recover the lead, Sadler’s Critic made a bold move to go inside, allowing Miner’s Claim to come up suddenly and fast on the outside of both of them. Sadler’s Critic pulled slightly ahead as Samjackie confronted Zippy for second place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let him step to the music which he hears … Henry David Thoreau On September 16, 2000, one year after Black Rifle ruined everybody’s day, Zippy Chippy went off at the Northampton Fair as the 2–1 favorite. His longtime fans were now pinching themselves and thinking, Good lord, this horse just might win a race! Having seen it all before, Juan Rohena was not so quick to jump on that bandwagon.
From the number eight post, farthest from the rail, Zippy broke best and shot to the lead. He led the six-a...nd-a-half-furlong race at the three-quarter pole by a head over Sadler’s Critic. At the half pole he surrendered to Sadler’s Critic by two lengths but roared back strong as the two leaders entered the stretch. Neck and neck, stride for stride, they battled for home. As Zippy moved up to recover the lead, Sadler’s Critic made a bold move to go inside, allowing Miner’s Claim to come up suddenly and fast on the outside of both of them. Sadler’s Critic pulled slightly ahead as Samjackie confronted Zippy for second place.
What to read after The Legend of Zippy Chippy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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