ans and that as soon as you enter Humber's stable its no holds barred. The author uses Daniel Roke, a well-known stud farmer in Australia, to depict the harsh realities of horse racing that many overlook. Throughout Dan's adventure he begins to realize how badly stable lads are treated and how often they are stereotyped as being terrible people. He also finds it extremely difficult to stand by and allow people to abuse horses the way they. Dan absolutely hates the disrespect and cruelty that the horses have to withstand and is completely shocked when he witnesses it first hand. This exposure of corruption and hatred changes Dan's view of horse racing completely. It opens his eyes to a different world, one of which he wishes badly not to be apart of. This experience has a tremendous impact on Dan because now he is beginning to realize how good he has it in Australia. Even though he is stuck with raising his younger brother and sisters it isn't as bad as getting beat up and not being able to eat after working all day long. Not only does Dan's experience at Humber's make him grateful for what he has but it also makes Dan more det

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Approximate Word count = 763
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)