It shouldn't have happened; 1992 was supposed to have been Arazi's year. But the horse heralded as "the next Secretariat" finished eighth. Lil E. Tee, the 17-to-1 long shot with a dime-store pedigree, stunned the world by winning the 118th running of the Kentucky Derby. The Longest Shot tells the amazing story of the most unlikely thoroughbred champion since Seabiscuit. | The Longest Shot by John Eisenberg, Paperback | Indigo Chapters