The Midnight Colt
The Midnight Colt by Glenn Balch, published by HarperCollins on July 27, 2004, is a juvenile fiction novel that spans 224 pages. The story follows Ben Darby, a boy from an Idaho ranch, who sees potential in a high-strung racehorse named Peck o’ Trouble. Despite Peck’s anxious nature and the challenges he faces, Ben is determined to train him over the summer, hoping to race and resell the horse before his loan comes due.
Readers will find an engaging narrative centered around themes of animals, adventure, and the bond between a boy and his horse. As Ben navigates the difficulties of training a racehorse that is afraid to race, the story explores the challenges and rewards of perseverance. This edition presents a heartfelt journey of growth and determination, making it a relatable tale for young readers interested in horses and action-packed adventures.
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Would you buy a horse
Peck o’ Trouble?
Peck o’ Trouble is a high-strung race horse that won’t settle down. Ben Darby is a boy from an Idaho ranch who sees some good in Peck and convinces his uncle Wes to loan him enough money to purchase the anxious horse. The trouble is Peck may have to learn how to walk again before he’s ready to run, and Ben only has one summer to train him, race him, and resell him.
With a race horse that’s afraid to race and a loan he can’t afford to pay back — guess you could say Ben Darby is in a peck o’ trouble.
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