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The author, Thomas Clark Hinkle, is known for his sentimental storytelling that often revolves around horses and dogs, reflecting his deep connection to the American West. His narratives frequently explore themes of mastery and companionship, encapsulated in the idea that "wild horse can only be mastered by one man." Drawing from both true events and imaginative tales, Hinkle's work blends juvenile and western fiction, showcasing his unique perspective on the relationship between humans and animals.