The Black Stallion

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The Black Stallion is a classic 1941 children's novel by Walter Farley about the deep bond between a boy and a wild Arabian stallion, which inspired a popular film adaptation and enduring franchise.

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instanceOf horse novel
novel
adaptedAs The Black Stallion (1979 film) NERFINISHED
author Walter Farley NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
featuresAnimal Arabian stallion
filmAdaptationDirector Carroll Ballard NERFINISHED
filmAdaptationProducer Francis Ford Coppola NERFINISHED
filmAdaptationReleaseYear 1979
firstEditionFormat hardcover
genre adventure fiction
animal fiction
children's literature
hasAudiobookVersion The Black Stallion (audiobook) NERFINISHED
hasComicAdaptation The Black Stallion (comic strip) NERFINISHED
hasGoodreadsWorkId 804178
hasSequel Son of the Black Stallion NERFINISHED
The Black Stallion Returns NERFINISHED
hasTelevisionAdaptation The Adventures of the Black Stallion NERFINISHED
inspired The Black Stallion franchise NERFINISHED
libraryOfCongressClassification PZ10.3.F22 Bl
mainCharacter Alec Ramsay NERFINISHED
Henry Dailey NERFINISHED
The Black NERFINISHED
mediaType print
notableFor influential horse story in children's literature
realistic depiction of horse behavior
notableTheme bond between boy and horse
friendship
survival
trust
originalLanguage English
partOfSeries The Black Stallion series NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1941
publisher Random House NERFINISHED
setting New York City
at sea
deserted island
targetAudience children
young adults
televisionAdaptationDebutYear 1990
televisionAdaptationEndYear 1993
televisionAdaptationStar Mickey Rooney NERFINISHED
Richard Ian Cox NERFINISHED
timePeriodOfStory 20th century

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Henry Dailey appearsIn The Black Stallion
this entity surface form: The Black Stallion series
Henry Dailey basedOnWork The Black Stallion
this entity surface form: The Black Stallion novels
Henry Dailey firstAppearance The Black Stallion
this entity surface form: The Black Stallion (novel, 1941)
Clarence Muse notableWork The Black Stallion