The story of Alexander the Great and Bucephalus is one that every horse lover should know. In fact, The Black Stallion is loosely based on this story of boy taming beast.
The Story Goes Like This…
Philonicus the Thessalian brought Bucephalus to Philip II (Alexander’s father) in the hopes of selling him. But when they went to the field to try him, he reared and bucked and would not have a rider.
Philip wasn’t happy with Philonicus for bringing him such a mount and declared that the horse was unsuitable and useless.
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