Seabiscuit: An American Legend

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Christine I just finished Seabiscuit and there is no offensive language in the book. In one chapter, there is reference to the jockeys visiting a house of prost…moreI just finished Seabiscuit and there is no offensive language in the book. In one chapter, there is reference to the jockeys visiting a house of prostitutes but there are no details. I wish, for your sake, that readers would comment on the book and not the movie.(less)
Bryan to tell the truth, I don't remember, but yes it probably does.

imdb.com shows that the movie Seabiscuit contains: At least 10 "s" words, 12 hells, 4 S…more
to tell the truth, I don't remember, but yes it probably does.

imdb.com shows that the movie Seabiscuit contains: At least 10 "s" words, 12 hells, 4 S.O.B.s, 3 craps, 3 damns, 6 uses of "G-damn," 4 of "Jesus Christ," 2 of "Oh my God" and 1 of "Christ's sakes."

if that stops you from reading an amazing book about four broken things coming together to make history. it's your loss.

"Although he’s a grandson of the legendary Man 'O War, the horse is viewed as lazy and slow. He loves to eat and finds great pleasure in sleeping peacefully under the trees. But Smith is convinced Seabiscuit can be a winner. The knobby-kneed horse has heart and the will to win."

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