Desert Orchid
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Hi An,
I recall some time back you expressed an interest in racing books.
I came across these today. Any interest?
Les Grand Du Turf - Paperback 1977 (I'm sure I bought in France in 1977), in French - by Robert Ichah. Chapters on Yves St-Martin; Freddy Head; Francois Mathet; Jean Romanet; Lester Piggott; Daniel Wildenstein; le Baron de Rothschild; Nelson Bunker Hunt; Marcel Boussac; l'Aga Khan; Suzy Voltera, Maria Felix et Alain Delon; les trois Cunnington; les Pelat; Jean-Jacques Beaume; Pierre-Desire Allaire; "Derriere les vedettes : le peloton des grands...seconds !" (After the stars: the 'peloton' of great...runners-up!); Penna, Zilber et Boutin; les Gougeon (trotting legends); Gerard Mascle (another trotting legend).
Mr Grand National - a biography of Fred Winter - hardback (1969), by David Hedges
The Sport of Queens - hardback (1957) by Dick Francis
The Story of Mill Reef, 'A living Legend of the Turf'- paperback (1975), by John Oaksey.
Honestly, though, they're not in brilliant condition.
If AC isn't interested, any other takers?
I recall some time back you expressed an interest in racing books.
I came across these today. Any interest?
Les Grand Du Turf - Paperback 1977 (I'm sure I bought in France in 1977), in French - by Robert Ichah. Chapters on Yves St-Martin; Freddy Head; Francois Mathet; Jean Romanet; Lester Piggott; Daniel Wildenstein; le Baron de Rothschild; Nelson Bunker Hunt; Marcel Boussac; l'Aga Khan; Suzy Voltera, Maria Felix et Alain Delon; les trois Cunnington; les Pelat; Jean-Jacques Beaume; Pierre-Desire Allaire; "Derriere les vedettes : le peloton des grands...seconds !" (After the stars: the 'peloton' of great...runners-up!); Penna, Zilber et Boutin; les Gougeon (trotting legends); Gerard Mascle (another trotting legend).
Mr Grand National - a biography of Fred Winter - hardback (1969), by David Hedges
The Sport of Queens - hardback (1957) by Dick Francis
The Story of Mill Reef, 'A living Legend of the Turf'- paperback (1975), by John Oaksey.
Honestly, though, they're not in brilliant condition.
If AC isn't interested, any other takers?
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