Clipclop, a very normal young horse, feels inferior to his classmates because they are much faster than he. So much importance is placed on racing at his school that Clipclop''s own talents are going unnoticed. On the day that the school''s Standardized Racing Test is given Clipclop finds that he possess some very fine qualities, even though he is not the fastest horse in class. His schools administration realizes that racing may not be the only important subject horses should be taught.
