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One day King Philip (382-336B.C. King of Macedon) bought a fine horse called Bucephalus. He was a noble animal, and the king paid a very high price for him. But he was wild and savage. and no man could mount him. or do anything al all with him.
They tried to whip him, but that only made him worse. At last the king bade his servant to take him away.
It is a pity to ruin so line a horse as that." Said Alexander, the king's son. "Those men do not know how to treat him. Fake Cartier

"Perhaps you can do better than they." said his father scornfully.
"I know," said Alexander, "that, if you would only leave me to try, I could manage his horse better than any one else."
"And if you fail to do so, what then?" asked Philip.
"I will pay you the price of the horse." said the lad.
While everybody was laughing. Alexander ran up to Bucephalus, and turned his head towards (he sun. for he had noticed that the horse was afraid of his own shadow.
He then spoke gently to the horse, and patted him with his hand. When he had quieted ...
... him a little, he made a quick spring, and leaped upon the horse's back.
Everybody expected to see the boy killed outright. But he kept his place, and let the horse run as fast as he could. By and by when Brucephalus had become tired. Alexander reined him in and rode back to the place where his father was standing.
All the men who were there shouted when they saw that the boy had proved himself to be the master of the horse. Cartier Roadstar Replica Watches

He leaped to the ground, and his father ran and kissed him.
After that. Alexander and Bucephalus were the best friends. They were said to be always together, for when one of them was seen, the other one was sure to he not far away. Bui the horse would never allow any one to mount him but his master.
Alexander became the most famous king and warrior that was ever known, and for that reason he is always called Alexander the Great. Brucephalus carried him through many countries and in many fierce battles, and more than once did he save his master's life.