Indian Horse

“Mustangs” and “stallions” are mentioned more than a few times in chapter 18 and previous chapters dealing with the hockey league at St. Jerome’s. Why do you think that Wagamese favors these terms?

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Horses are mythological to Saul and his people. The title of the novel refers to the huge "Indian Horse" brought by his grandfather that defined Saul and his family.

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