Hollers The Dodger: The Story Of A South African Racehorse

THE ANGELS THOUGHT I WAS WORTH SAVINGMy life has been one drama after another. Who would think that an ordinary guy like me would ever end up having a life like mine? I was born a prince; I could run like the wind, (even faster actually). I will never forget the excitement and thrill of my first race ....... and the fuss!One minute I am royalty, the next I am trying to survive on the poverty-stricken, gang-infested streets of the Cape Flats. The gangsters in these streets are a nasty bunch. They stole me. That was more than a drama; that was a nightmare from which I thought I would never wake. I thought I would die - actually (scratch that), I am certain that I did die. Did you know that they have races in hell?This is where I expected my story to end. I never expected the angels to arrive. I never expected ever again to hear kindness in a voice, feel it settle over my tortured soul as soft as a feather. I never expected that I would ever feel the gentleness of warm hands. The angels thought I was worth saving, I guess I am not that ordinary after all.Meet one of the coolest characters in the horse world. Hollers The Dodger tells a story of betrayal, unconditional love, and unquestioning sacrifice. From the glamor of the racing yards in Cape Town, he finds himself in the hands of the notorious gangsters of the Cape Flats. How did he get from the lush green fields of his birth and the five-star treatment of a racehorse to the poverty and depravity of hell? Is there any hope in a place where angels fear to tread? Is there anyone who will be brave enough to venture in and rescue him from the clutches of the demons who live in these streets? -EDITOR REVIEW EUROPE BOOKS: - "This incredible story catapults the reader inside Holler's mind / This book should enter the European readers' field, as the reader will have the chance to read it and be aware of this book's powerful content and the message it conveys." - Editor, Europe Books.RATED ON COVERFLY PRESTIGIOUS 'RED LIST.'