Test of the Champion - Deiterich, Ann (Hassler)
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Fillies or colts:Who's faster? Who's better? A young filly sets out to prove she's as good as the colts on horse racing's biggest stage. But she has to beat her arch rival and overcome one challenging obstacle after another. Abruptly sold from the elite stable where she was born, she lands on a meager farm with a ragtag team who shares her dream of racing glory. But it's more than a dream. Failure could mean losing everything - losing the farm... and losing all her friends. It all comes down to the longest, toughest race of all... and her last chance.

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Fillies or colts:Who's faster? Who's better? A young filly sets out to prove she's as good as the colts on horse racing's biggest stage. But she has to beat her arch rival and overcome one challenging obstacle after another. Abruptly sold from the elite stable where she was born, she lands on a meager farm with a ragtag team who shares her dream of racing glory. But it's more than a dream. Failure could mean losing everything - losing the farm... and losing all her friends. It all comes down to the longest, toughest race of all... and her last chance.
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Ann (Hassler) Deiterich has been a fan of Triple Crown horse racing since she was ten years old. Watching Secretariat win the coveted Triple Crown continues to be a cherished memory for her along with hours upon hours riding horses as a teen.In addition to loving horses, dolphins are also a favorite, and she's written and published an interactive children's e-book, That Sounds Fishy: Feeding Dolphins & Sea Lions at The Dolphin Research Center with proceeds benefiting that nonprofit organization.While Test of the Champion is her first published novel for children, she has ghostwritten dozens of non-fiction books for entrepreneurs.She and her husband, Ross MacCallum, continue to enjoy watching horse racing from their home in Spring Township, PA.