Horse Crazy Free Audiobook Download by Sarah Maslin Nir

Horse Crazy is the true story of a decade-long journey of Sarah Maslin Nir, an investigative reporter for The New York Times. Throughout her time as a journalist, she has taken on difficult and dangerous jobs. She pursued the story of horse racing in America for over 10 years and it culminated in this book about the history of American horse racing.

This is an updated edition with new and expanded material on current topics including Mares and Marrons, the Western Horse Breeds Council, the Seabiscuit Effect, the history of horse breeding in America, and more.

Sarah Maslin Nir's article Horse Crazy is a tragicomic account of the challenges she faced in her reporting on horse slaughter. The article's protagonist is a young woman named Sarah, who has dedicated herself to rescuing horses from kill yards and selling them.

Sarah Maslin Nir is a reporter for The New York Times. She has been reporting on the American horse industry since 1999 and has written many stories that have shed light onto the complicated and contradictory world of horse racing. Horse Crazy is her first book, and it delves into the history of horse racing in America from the movement to ban gambling on races to an investigation into the connection between racehorses and human disease.

Horse Crazy is a 2000 book about the life of horse trainer Frankel, an unlikely but successful racehorse who broke all records in the racing world between 1978 and 1993. The book reveals Frankel's life story while also focusing on his relationship with his jockey Michael, who grew up in Morocco.

Horse Crazy is a captivating novel that explores the lives of high school athletes and their families. The narrator, Sarah Maslin Nir, captures these moments with striking detail and never-ending curiosity. The audiobook is narrated by Nir herself and beautifully brings this story to life.