Rambling Willie

Rambling Willie by Donald P. Evans Download PDF EPUB FB2

Love, love, love this book. I was at the Kentucky Horse Park in and got to meet Rambling Willie and hear about his story. He was residing at the Horse Park in the Hall of Champions.

What a beautiful horse and an inspiring story. While in the gift shop, I saw the Park was selling the book and purchased it/5. Rambling Willie (April 18, - August 24, ) was a harness racing horse, more specifically a bay pacing gelding sired by Rambling Fury and out of Meadow Belle by Meadow Gold.

Rambling Willie was born on a farm in Monroeville, universityofthephoenix.com: Standardbred. In when a book was written about him, he raced in 17 cities to promote sales.

Rambling Willie earned over $2 million before his retirement inearning him the nickname, "The Horse That God Loved." Rambling Willie ended his career as a thirteen-year-old in with career starts; victories, 69 seconds and 43 thirds.

He won This is a true story about big-time harness racing, a man who had gone into retirement until Willie came along, and a pair of owners who experienced the "ride" of a lifetime.

After reading the book, you will understand why Rambling Willie was "the horse that God loved."Reviews: 1. Nest egg for a golden oldie With a record $2 million in earnings, Rambling Willie, 13, can retire in style In the spring of Willie's 11th year, his book came out.

It's called Rambling Willie Author: Demmie Stathoplos. Jan 12,  · Open Library is an initiative of the Internet Archive, a (c)(3) non-profit, building a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital universityofthephoenix.com projects include the Wayback Machine, universityofthephoenix.com and universityofthephoenix.com Rambling Gambling Willie Lyrics: Come around you roving’ gamblers and a story I will tell / About the greatest gambler, you all should know him well / His name was Will O’Conley and he gambled.

He was also the subject of a book entitled, "The Horse That God Loved," co-authored by Don Evans and Phil Pikelny. Affectionately known around the country as "The Horse that God Loved," Rambling Willie was a bay Standardbred pacer who won a record races and record earnings of $2, "Rambling, Gambling Willie," a song by Bob Dylan with a melody derived from "Brennan on the Moor" (which Dylan had first heard performed by his friends, The Clancy Brothers), but with completely different lyrics, was recorded by Dylan in April, for the album The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.

Rambling, Gambling Willie. Written by: Bob Dylan Come around you rovin’ gamblers and a story I will tell About the greatest gambler, you all should know him well His name was Will O’Conley and he gambled all his life He had twenty-seven children, yet he never had a wife.

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Jan 19,  · The gelded son of Rambling Fury – Meadow Belle was foaled on April 18, in Indiana and voted into harness racing’s Hall of Fame injoining Farrington, who was in the class of Vivian Farrington’s book tour for The Horse That God Loved included taking Willie along so that he could provide hoof print autographs.

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Get the best Rambling Willie Race horse books at our marketplace. The gelded son of Rambling Fury – Meadow Belle was foaled on April 18, in Indiana and voted into harness racing’s Hall of Fame injoining Farrington, who was in the class of Vivian Farrington’s book tour for The Horse That God Loved included taking Willie along so that he could provide hoof print autographs.

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Book Graph ™ Browsery B&N 5/5(1). Bob was about to retire when Rambling Willie came along and together they became a winning combination winning more races than any other horse in history () and Willie was the first horse to win more than $2, Bob & Rambling Willie went on a book tour across the United States promoting the book “The Horse That God Loved”.

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Rambling Willie: The Horse That God Loved by Donald P Evans starting at $ Rambling Willie: The Horse That God Loved has 1 available editions to buy at Half Price Books Marketplace. Apr 02,  · InRambling Willie and Pikelny were guests on the top-rated Merv Griffin Show.

The TV show also featured that day appearances by Dick Cavett and Rick Springfield. Pikelny has made available the video of his and Rambling Willie's appearance, with the link available at the end of this story.Dec 09,  · universityofthephoenix.com: RAMBLING WILLIE: The Horse that God Loved (First Printing HC w/DJ): This amazing story is true.

It is the heartwarming, exciting, seemingly miraculous account of the career of Rambling Willie, beloved by fans and regarded by experts as the most amazing horse in harness racing history. He died in at the age of C:First Printing, Barnes.It’s A Long Story: My Life By Willie Nelson with David Ritz Little, Brown.

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