
by Polly Anne Graff, Sam Savitt
The fate of the royal Lipizzaner horses sequestered in an Austrian village during World War II becomes uncertain when the American occupation troops demand all available horses. Pluto leads the stallions in a performance to gain General Patton's protection.
1908
22 March 1917 – 25 December 2000
Sam Savitt and horses have been inseparable practically all of his life. He has written numerous books about horses in all fields, from rodeo to the Maryland Hunt cup Race. His illustrations have appeared in *Sports Illustrated, True, Boys' Life*, and other national magazines, as well as in over ninety books. His drawings and paintings of horses have been recognised as some of the finest in the United States. Pennsylvania-born Sam Savitt and his wife now lifer on a small farm in North Salem, New york. His favorite pastime—when away from his drawing board—is riding and schooling horses. (Biography from *Vicki and the Brown Mare*)
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