In 1993 Dido Harding borrowed #7000 from her bank to buy an Irish thoroughbred horse, hoping to ride him in ladies' point-to-points. Five years later that risk paid off. This book tells the story of Dido Harding and the horse Cool Dawn and their success and triumphs against the odds.
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In 1993 Dido Harding borrowed #7000 from her bank to buy an Irish thoroughbred horse, hoping to ride him in ladies' point-to-points. Five years later that risk paid off. This book tells the story of Dido Harding and the horse Cool Dawn and their success and triumphs against the odds.
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New in New jacket. Size: 8vo-over 7.75"-9.75" tall; In 1993 Dido Harding borrowed GBP7000 from her bank to buy an Irish thoroughbred horse, hoping to ride him in ladies' point-to-points. Five years later that risk paid off. This book tells the story of Dido Harding and the horse Cool Dawn and their success and triumphs against the odds.
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