Word: foals
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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VincentVG: There comes a moment when all hope is lost, fatally and irrevocably, in the new foal that is budding romance. For me, it was finding out that my fair princess's AOL member profile turned out to be false...
...story unfolds, Floating provides an engaging view of life in a small western town. The events of the novel revolve around the expected birth of a foal from an aging horse; the distance of the town from its surroundings emphasizes the difficulty that both Ruby and her husband each have in trying to leave and escape the problems in their lives and their relationship; and the seasonal brush fire that burns near the town for much of the novel, leaving a hillside scorched and bare, parallels the destructive progress of Ruby's emotional journey and her difficult opportunities for renewal...
Most Premarin farms are located in Canada, and some are in North Dakota and Montana. Since raising a foal requires special expertise that few of us have, we can help by subsidizing those who do have this expertise. --Greta Marsh Lanesboro, Mass...
...right moment and win races." With each appearance in the winner's circle, speculation has also grown over the mutually exclusive ambitions of Arazi's wealthy co-owners. One of them is American Allen Paulson, the chairman of Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. of Savannah, who bought him as a foal in 1989 for $350,000. Paulson, the owner of bloodstock valued at more than $100 million, wants his prize horse to compete in the three Triple Crown races: the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness and the Belmont Stakes. Winning them all would be worth nearly $1 million in prize money, plus...