Boots and Saddles, The story of the Fabulous Ross Stable in the Golden days of Racing, J K M Ross

Description Boots and Saddles The story of The Fabulous Ross Stable in the Golden days of Racing J K M Ross First Edition 1956 Hardback with the remnants of the dust jacket tipped in the front of the book 9 1/2″ X 6 1/2″, 264 pages index Illustrated with b w photographs Sir Barton was the first horse to capture the American Triple Crown. In the annals of American thoroughbred racing one brief and lustrous era stands forth as the Golden Age. In this book the son of the owner of one of the most powerful racing stables in America, the late Commander J.K.M. Ross, tells of that fabulous stable and of that immortal era in racing, roughly 1917 to 1921. These racing memoirs are a panorama of great horses, unforgettable races, and illustrious owners, trainers and jockeys. The book, lavishly illustrated, is an intimate and colorful chronicle, not only of the brilliant Ross stable but also of the other famous horses and personalities of the Golden Age of Racing. SCARCE OUTSIDE AMERICA