D. H. Lawrence

writer
Short Story

The Rocking-Horse Winner


When young Paul frantically rides his rocking horse, he sometimes sees the names of sure winners in actual horse races. —Michael Main
You see, it’s all right, uncle, when I’m sure! Then we go strong for all we’re worth. Don’t we, Bassett?
A young boy and an older man, dressed in nice suits, sit on a park bench
                listening to another suited man.
  • Fantasy
  • Time Phenomena