Title: Big disappointment
Product review: I fell for the sales pitch on this one. To quote the product description: "Beautifully presented with archival photographs, newspaper articles, and racing memorabilia, this book commemorates one of the best racehorses of all time." That sentence is what made me choose to order the book. There are two small photos, one of Phar Lap and Tommy Woodcock on the title page and a small photo on page 165. Okay, 2 pictures qualifies it for plural on "photos" but only technically. I don't know what qualifies as "racing memorabilia" but there were racing statistics and a chapter rambling on about pedigrees, pricing colts, etc. I get a lot of good books, some at great deals, through Amazon. This is not one of them. If it wouldn't cost more than the book is worth to me to send it back I would return it.
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