
by Alice Miller
Jace Tashunka Kohana, a Sioux Indian, walks eight miles a day to go to work. If he finishes mucking both stables, his boss pays him ten dollars but Jace doesn't care. If he doesn't go to Willow Farm he won't be able to see Leah, his boss's daughter, or Nonios and Abogado, his favorite race horses.Jace doesn't care how much he makes at Willow Farm because he makes his real money at night in a bar called Spurs.Jace is tired of walking everywhere and he's tired of losing. When he rides Nonios, he feels like a winner. If he can get Leah McMillan to see him that way, it will be the ultimate victory.
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