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Originally published in 1962. Copyright renewed in 1990.

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In this third story of the saga of the Black Stallion, Alec eagerly anticipates the arrival of the Black's first colt. Satan has his famous father's champion build and spirit--but he also has the savage instincts of a wild desert horse who fears neither man nor beast. Can Alec break Satan of his destructive urges and transform him into a racehorse

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Even as a young colt in the Arabian highlands, the Black was an extraordinarily strong and beautiful horse--and an alluring target for devious horse thieves. This story takes readers back to the Black's early days, chronicling the events that would alter his destiny forever.

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The Black Stallion is returned to his rightful owner, an Arabian sheikh, and young Alec Ramsay is promised the stallion's foal.

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The Black Stallion was nervous and sweating; beside him lay a poison-filled syringe. Someone has tried to kill one of the world's most famous racehorses. But who Before Alec Ramsay has a chance to solve the mystery he is caught up in another horrifying turn of events.

(Paperback, 4th edition)

The night-time stillness was suddenly broken by the screaming challenge of the great stallion. The Black had broken out. For just too long, the once-wild stallion had been confined to stables and farmland. He needed freedom and his owner knew it.

(Paperback, 4th edition)

There had never been a more difficult and temperamental horse at Hopeful Farm than Black Minx. Sired by Alec Ramsay's world-famous stallion, the Black, the young filly had all the potential that good breeding could bring, but a wilfulness to match.

(Paperback, New edition)

A title in the "Black Stallion" series, dealing with the stallion's mysterious origins. He was specially bred to strengthen the bloodlines of Sheik Abu Ishak's herds, but after fleeing to the desert to elude horse traders he is eventually recaptured and put aboard a tramp steamer.