The Horse of Hurricane Hill

New York: Macmillan, 1956, 1957. First edition, second printing. Octavo in green cloth in a red and off white dust jacket (red spine);; b&w illus.; 107 pp. Very good(++) copy in good(+), clipped dust jacket protected in archival mylar; DJ is lightly edgeworn with small chips and tears at corners (nothing larger than a half-inch; verso dust jacket is moderately foxed all over; Dj is soiled from handling and being around for 60 years; DJ is solidly in one piece and cover illustration of hourse rubbing through a filed is unharmed except for tiny little chip along the upper edge of illustration; top edge of cloth is sunned; edges of leaves are lightly foxed; top edge of leaves is heavily foxed and dust soiled; very few light foxing spots to first three and last three leaves; o/w pages are clean, crisp, bright and free of marks, creases; binding is tight; a gently loved copy in a more loved DJ. in good + dust-jacket. Hardcover.

In English. First edition, second printing. Summary: When Stephen discovers a horse in the stable that he realizes escaped a fire months before, he decides to return the horse to the owner who, to the boy's surprise, lets him keep the horse, Hurricane. Stephen decides to train the horse with the help of his neighbor, Mr. Marshall, a famous rider.