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Red Horse Hill

Bud, an orphan stable boy in Boston, flees trouble to rural New Hampshire. There he finds a new family and enters the exciting world of harness racing. - Summary by Warren Bergmann

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    Doom of London-Fred M. White

    Bud, an orphan stable boy in Boston, flees trouble to rural New Hampshire. There he finds a new family and enters the exciting world of harness racing. - Summary by Warren Bergmann

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    Tales of the Enchanted Islands of the Atlantic-Thomas Wentworth Higginson

    Bud, an orphan stable boy in Boston, flees trouble to rural New Hampshire. There he finds a new family and enters the exciting world of harness racing. - Summary by Warren Bergmann

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    Toby Tyler or Ten Weeks with a Circus-James Otis

    Bud, an orphan stable boy in Boston, flees trouble to rural New Hampshire. There he finds a new family and enters the exciting world of harness racing. - Summary by Warren Bergmann

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    Deal in Wheat and other Stories of the New and Old West-Frank Norris

    Bud, an orphan stable boy in Boston, flees trouble to rural New Hampshire. There he finds a new family and enters the exciting world of harness racing. - Summary by Warren Bergmann

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    Mysterious Aviator (aka So Disdained)-Nevil Shute

    Bud, an orphan stable boy in Boston, flees trouble to rural New Hampshire. There he finds a new family and enters the exciting world of harness racing. - Summary by Warren Bergmann

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    Red Horse Hill - Stephen W. Meader

    Red Horse Hill by Stephen W. Meader invites listeners into a world where the landscape and its mysteries play a pivotal role in shaping human experiences. This timeless tale resonates with themes of adventure, perseverance, and the connection between people and their environment. As the characters navigate challenges, they embody the enduring spirit of exploration and the quest for understanding that remains relevant today. Meader's vivid storytelling captures the essence of resilience and the beauty of nature, making it a captivating listen for those who appreciate rich narratives that celebrate the human spirit and the landscapes that influence our lives.

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    Red Horse Hill - Stephen W Meader

    Bud, an orphan stable boy in Boston, flees trouble to rural New Hampshire. There he finds a new family and enters the exciting world of harness racing. - Summary by Warren Bergmann

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Bud, an orphan stable boy in Boston, flees trouble to rural New Hampshire. There he finds a new family and enters the exciting world of harness racing. - Summary by Warren Bergmann

HOSTED BY

Stephen W. Meader

Produced by History Genre

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Bud, an orphan stable boy in Boston, flees trouble to rural New Hampshire. There he finds a new family and enters the exciting world of harness racing. - Summary by Warren Bergmann

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Red Horse Hill is created and hosted by Stephen W. Meader.
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