
The Story
For fans of Elizabeth Letts's The Eighty-Dollar Champion comes a compelling and illuminating true story about the greatest racehorse history forgot.
Unbeatable like Man O' War, record-breaking speed like Secretariat, and loved by the fans and everyone who knew him like Seabiscuit. While any fan of harness racing will know and talk of Greyhound with deep reverence, outside the world of harness racing, he is almost completely unknown.
Author: Cheryl Eriksen
Publisher: Four in Hand Press
Published: 09/30/2025
Pages: 408
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.76lbs
Size: 9.90h x 6.90w x 0.90d
ISBN: 9781646013050
About the Author
Cheryl L. Eriksen is an author, blogger, horse midwife, and eternal student of the horse-human connection. She earned her Master of Social Work from Western Michigan University, and she has spent decades as an equine professional, studying equine behavior and working in the field of equine-assisted psychotherapy and learning. She has developed and taught continuing education courses on equine-assisted psychotherapy and social worker training on trauma and resiliency. You can connect with Cheryl at followmefriendbook.com. She currently resides in the historic Bluegrass region of Kentucky.
Description
For fans of Elizabeth Letts's The Eighty-Dollar Champion comes a compelling and illuminating true story about the greatest racehorse history forgot.
Unbeatable like Man O' War, record-breaking speed like Secretariat, and loved by the fans and everyone who knew him like Seabiscuit. While any fan of harness racing will know and talk of Greyhound with deep reverence, outside the world of harness racing, he is almost completely unknown.
Author: Cheryl Eriksen
Publisher: Four in Hand Press
Published: 09/30/2025
Pages: 408
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.76lbs
Size: 9.90h x 6.90w x 0.90d
ISBN: 9781646013050
About the Author
Cheryl L. Eriksen is an author, blogger, horse midwife, and eternal student of the horse-human connection. She earned her Master of Social Work from Western Michigan University, and she has spent decades as an equine professional, studying equine behavior and working in the field of equine-assisted psychotherapy and learning. She has developed and taught continuing education courses on equine-assisted psychotherapy and social worker training on trauma and resiliency. You can connect with Cheryl at followmefriendbook.com. She currently resides in the historic Bluegrass region of Kentucky.










