"American serviceman, Charlie, falls in love with a beautiful Vietnamese girl, Kim, during the Vietnam War. They meet at a horse racetrack in Saigon where Kim, a jockey, is involved in a horse racing accident and Charlie comes to her aid. Their love flourished despite the impediments of war, and grows stronger as together they face enemy shelling, the Easter Offensive, and escape by horseback. They find quiet times to disclose their private thoughts and dreams, both with unexplained feelings of something beyond fate having a hand in their meeting. They finally break free of the bonds of war, but not before a lie promoted by an enemy agent and Charlie’s racist commanding officer threatens to derail their future. Years later the couple returns to Vietnam and discovers a hidden connection. Was it fate or was there something else guiding them to find each other?" - amazon.com
Lester Piggott: The Pictorial Biography
... 98 St. Andrew's College - Dublin , 12 , 13 Stafford - F. , 67 Stalbridge Colonist , 95 Stonehaven , 92 , 107 Storm Head , 45 Straight Fort , 96 Sutherland - Frank , 37 Cashel View , 57 Cheltenham Racecourse - National Hunt Festival ...
Guilty Conscience
In this book Simon tells how he became a jockey, the thrill of winning, the tortures of wasting, his clashes with the stewards, the happy times, the low times, and the funny times.
The bravery and determination it chronicles is nothing less than inspirational. This is a story for anyone who loves human drama, not just the sports audience.
An Marcach Óg
Discusses the childhood, education, riding career, and personal life of the first woman jockey to win a Triple Crown race.
An illustrated version of Delia Smith's Complete Cookery Course, this book offers instructions that are clear, comprehensive, and pretty near infallible. The text is accompanied by a wide range of illustrations.
With unflinching candor, Cain reveals jockey Laffit Pincay's greatest triumphs and fiercest struggles: the famed races, the unrivaled self-discipline, the relentless drive, the cheating, the betrayals, and the violence.
Tony 'AP' McCoy is the winner of the 2010 BBC Sports Personality of the Year. McCoy is a wonderful record of the champion jump jockey's career in both words and images. This book gives a picture of one of the finest sportsmen.