A fourteen-year-old English girl wins a horse in a raffle, trains it, and rides it in the Grand National steeplechase.

After seeing success with a young jockey he represents, Chicago agent Jack Doyle uncovers a horse-doping scheme and works with various friends and track officials to find the culprits.

Sixteen-year-old orphan Scoop, a gifted gentler of horses, does not believe that racing is good for horses, but becomes involved with the sport after she and her coworkers agree to stable and help train a special filly.

Chicago journalist Jack Doyle volunteers to help FBI agents uncover a crime ring fixing horse races, and subsequently gets involved in investigating who has hired a hitman to pick off members of the Significant Seven--a group of lifelong friends and racehorse owners.

For his 33rd-and quite splendid-novel, Francis (Decider) adds to his usual horse-racing setting a backdrop involving feature filmmaking. As usual, though, it's murder most foul and mayhem most brilliant for this English master. In the Suffolk city of Newmarket, Thomas Lyon is for the first time directing a film featuring an American megastar. Based on a bestselling book, the movie concerns a still unexplained, 26-year-old death by hanging of a young...

In this edge-of-the-seat finale to the trilogy that has reunited the Coleman and Thornton families, New York Times bestselling author Fern Michaels sets our pulses pounding as horsewoman Nealy Coleman faces her greatest challenge--to produce another Derby winner and show the world that a determined woman never quits... Kentucky Sunrise When it comes to men, Nealy is very content with her new husband, lawyer Hatch Littletree. When it comes to horses,...