Andy Hoddel was different from other boys. He never really understood the game they played, inwhich they 'owned' the factories, the library and the police station in their town, but he longed totell them he owned something too.
Then he met an old tramp and paid him three dollars for Beecham Park Racecourse.
When Andy's friends find out they are horrified. Andy would have to be told he'd been taken fora ride-but how could they tell him without breaking his heart, especially when all the staff at theracecourse were calling him the 'owner'? How could anyone take away his racecourse?
Kate Constable introduces this Text Classics edition of Patricia Wrightson's I Own theRacecourse!
Then he met an old tramp and paid him three dollars for Beecham Park Racecourse.
When Andy's friends find out they are horrified. Andy would have to be told he'd been taken fora ride-but how could they tell him without breaking his heart, especially when all the staff at theracecourse were calling him the 'owner'? How could anyone take away his racecourse?
Kate Constable introduces this Text Classics edition of Patricia Wrightson's I Own theRacecourse!
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