Little Vic
Author:
Doris Gates
Illustrator:
Kate Seredy 
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1951 by Viking Press Inc
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Some people sneered at Pony Rivers and said that he would never become a jockey and that Little Vic was too small and too jumpy to make a race horse even though he was the grandson of Man o' War. But Pony's devotion to Little Vic—whom he saw from birth and named—carried him from Kentucky to Arizona to California. When a boy loves a horse more than he loves himself, great things can happen.
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Doris Gates
1901 - 1987American
Daris Gates was born and grew up in California, not far from Carmel, where she now makes her home. She was for many years the head of the Children's... See more
Kate Seredy
(Pronounced SHAIR a dee)1899 - 1975
Hungarian-American
Kate Seredy was born and brought up in Hungary. Her father was a high school teacher in Budapest, very much interested in art, and young Kate began ... See more
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Little Vic by Doris Gates
Reviewed by Sherry Early
This story is the tale of a boy and the horse he grows to love. Pony is rather obsessed with Little Vic. I grew up around lots of “horse lovers”, and I never did really understand the fascination. However, I can enjoy a good horse book, and Little Vic is that, with a little something extra.
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