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by - written on 14/12/05 (Very useful, 341 readings)
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I didn’t borrow this book from the library with any great expectations, but I’ve an interest in horse racing and a need for something to read when I can’t sleep. Jan Hardy’s husband dies of cancer, leaving her with two young children and a farm in Wales. She’s successfully trained point-to-point horses and decides that she’ll sell the farm and buy a property closer to her parents with the intention of making a living as a trainer. The book takes us through the period when she’s trying to establish herself and the problems she faces. There’s a stereotypical mother-in-law, a dubious auctioneer, some doting men and all the usual riff-raff and gentlemen of the ... Read the complete review
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