Issue Details: First known date: 1986... 1986 Great Racing Stories : Crime and Mystery Tales of the Turf
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Notes

  • Dedication: 'For DICK FRANCIS First past the post in anyone's book!'
  • Introduction by Richard Peyton
  • Indexed selectively

Contents

* Contents derived from the London,
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Chancellor Press , 1986 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The Great Derby Swindle, Guy Boothby , single work short story crime
'Gentleman crook', Simon Carne, devises an elaborate scheme to steal the Derby favourite.
(p. 93 - 117)
A Mysterious Stable, Nat Gould , single work short story crime
Detective Valentine Martyn exposes the activities at a training stable whose horses have been showing erratic form.
(p. 119 - 131)
The Downfall of Mulligan's, A. B. Paterson , single work short story humour
The sporting men of Mulligan's meet a card-playing 'priest' on a train journey to a Sydney race meeting.
(p. 155 - 166)
The Broken Link Handicap, Rudyard Kipling , single work short story crime
The story of self-willed Shackles, whom those who had lost on him called a 'brumby', and his Australian jockey, who had barely survived an infamous running of Maribyrnong Plate.
(p. 161 - 166)
A Derby Horse, Michael Innes , single work short story crime
Appleby tells an extraordinary tale about the theft of a racehorse.
(p. 337 - 342)

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