Roy McFadyen was thrown out of home by his mother into a freezing winter’s night, and rode his bicycle 650 km to the Mallee looking for work.

Almost the entire population of Central Australia at the turn of the century had more than a passing interest in racing,

Adam Lindsay Gordon was a trooper, horse-breaker, politician and poet. Especially, he had a unique understanding of a horse.

A story about an old man, a dog, a boy, fishing and friendship – what could be simpler?