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King of the Wind Study Guide

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by Marguerite Henry
About 66 pages (19,721 words)
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Chapter 23 Summary

Agba now spends his days preparing for the great event, the race in Newmarket. Agba could not wait for the glorious day to come. He felt full of confidence and excitement. However, when they arrive at Newmarket, Agba feels sad. He feels sad that Sham is being forgotten and cast off as too old to race. He longs for Sham to race with the other horses, so he could prove to everyone that Sham is King of the Wind.

The Earl finds Agba and tells him that a great honor has befallen them. The King and Queen of England have decided to attend the races, and Sham has been invited to watch at the end line. As Agba watches the King and Queen arrive, and the festivities begin, he realizes that it may be.....

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