Lifshin | The Licorice Daughter: My Year with Ruffian | Buch | 978-1-68003-288-8 | sack.de

Buch, Englisch, 128 Seiten, Paperback, Format (B × H): 142 mm x 226 mm, Gewicht: 272 g

Lifshin

The Licorice Daughter: My Year with Ruffian

Buch, Englisch, 128 Seiten, Paperback, Format (B × H): 142 mm x 226 mm, Gewicht: 272 g

ISBN: 978-1-68003-288-8
Verlag: TEXAS REVIEW PR


A deeply emotional collection of poems that highlights the filly behind the legend of The Licorice Daughter, Ruffian. With tender care, Lifshin takes her readers through the too-short life of a racing wonder. Beginning before Ruffian’s birth, this collection outlines the anticipation of Ruffian’s greatness. With a grand focus on the days before her fame, from the quiet beauty of the April night of her birth to the brutal separation of the foals from their mares six months after, Lifshin highlights the potential that could be seen in Ruffian’s early days. From the relationships the filly formed with her trainer—Frank Whitely, to her grooms, jockeys, owners, and her devoted fans, this collection brings to life the early days of a racing legend. With excruciating care the last moments of Ruffian’s short life are laid bare before the reader, as the myth is born in the hours before her death.
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- Black Horses in Dreams (Before Ruffian) - When I think of Horses Kept in the Dark of Mines
- Horses in the Snow
- The Blue Horse Puzzle
- Morgan Horse Farm
- Sleeping with Horses
- The Horse I never Had
- The Horse Lullabies, the Insomnia
- The Young Girl Dreams of Escape

- Small and New in the Lamp of Her Mother’s Eye (Ruffian’s Birth) - With Blue Green Grass Holding Kentucky Night Water
- Right After Birth
- April, 1972
- That First Summer
- The Last Days in the Pasture, After the Hottest Days of Summer
- Just Before Weaking Day

- Taken, Picked Like Unripe Fruit (Weaning Ruffian) - Early, with Only Lanterns of Light
- Weaning Day—1
- With Starlight Still on the Pond Like Silver
- Weaning Day—2
- Weaning Day—3
- In Their New Stalls
- Now the Pastures Are Empty
- Ruffian’s Last Weanling Month
- Ruffian, If I Had Seen You at the Fence

- As with Dancers the More Confident Fillies Were in Front - To Start, They
- Like Ballet Warm-up at the Barre
- By the Time the Horses File Around the Paddock
- For Ruffian, a Squeal, a Few Bucks
- After Days of Figure Eights in the Stall
- Her Beautiful Thin Strong Legs
- Some Nights I think of Her
- Sky Colorless
- Yearlings in the Pasture

- She Was Good To Be Around (Ruffian as a Two-Year-Old) - It Was Her Stride, Long, Almost Dream Like, Floating
- Before She Had Her Name
- When I Look at Ryder’s Painting, The Race Track
- Ruffian’s Maiden Race
- Just Before Ruffian’s Maiden Race
- Ruffian, Her First Race
- That First Race in Black and White
- She Was Transformed
- Sometimes It Seemed She Wasn’t Real
- Horse Tattoo
- One Blacksmith Said He Could Pick Up an Anvil with One Hand
- You Can’t Think Ahead
- Saratoga, Ruffian’s Cradle

- Other Horses Turned to Jelly When She Looked Them in the Eye (Ruffian as a Three-Year-Old) -  Recovery, After Ruffian’s Hairline Fracture
-  In Camden, Ruffian Tossing
-  By March Ruffian
-  Ruffian
-  Spring of Pods Near
-  I Never Like To Stay Too Far Away from Ruffian—1
-  I Never Like To Stay Too Far Away from Ruffian—2
-  After Angel Cordero Tried to Tire Out Ruffian, Exhaust Her Early
-  I Never Like To Stay Too Far Away from Ruffian—3
-  Ruffian in the Winner’s Circle
-  What’s Next
-  When There Was Nothing Left for Her To Prove
-  In the Blue Pewter Air
-  She Wanted To Run, a Fast Dance
-  That Last Spring Ruffian Was Ghostly
-  She Was the Wonder, The Big Filly
-  An Onyx Bundle of Energy
-  It Always Ends the Same Way
-  On the Day of Ruffian’s Match Race

- Darkness Croons to Her Daughter (Ruffian’s Death) -  On the Day of Her Last Race
-  On That Day
-  July 6, 1975, That Day, Only Ruffian
-  When the Ambulance Came
-  After She Pulled Up, After the Blood Was Drying on July
-  After the Accident
-  She Was Jumping Around
-  Her Jockey Moved in a Blur


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