Alcatraz, the Wild Stallion
by Max Brand
Publisher: Project Gutenberg 2004
ISBN/ASIN: 1847780563
Description:
But the longer she looked the more she saw. The very leanness of Alcatraz made it easier to trace his running-muscles; she estimated, too, the ample girth at the cinches where size means wind. And that's Alcatraz? she murmured.
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