"Seabiscuit: An American Legend" Quotes
"Seabiscuit: An American Legend" tells the true story of an undersized racehorse who became a symbol of hope and resilience during the Great Depression through his unexpected success against all odds.
nonfiction | 457 pages | Published in 1999
Quotes
He was a small horse, barely fifteen hands tall, and he had an ungainly, awkward gait.
He had a lazy way of going about his work, saving his energy for when it mattered most.
The world has always loved a good comeback story.
He had an uncanny sense of timing, running just fast enough to win.
Seabiscuit was a horse that seemed to understand people.
He seemed to race with a sense of purpose, as if he knew what was at stake.
He had a heart the size of a locomotive, and the will to match.
In a world full of giants, he was a true David.
People found hope in his story, a chance to believe in the impossible.
The horse had a way of inspiring those around him.
