Ben Juliard had wanted to become a jockey. But his father, a prominent politician, pulled strings behind the scenes, ....and Ben found himself playing a role in George Juliard's campaign for Parliament.

A young boy has to end his jockey career and supports is father with his political aspirations. When he saves his father from a gunshot, he starts investigating. Dick Francis has a pleasant style of introducing yet another horse-loving investigator. Also this time, the reader is just 1 page ahead from the hero in identifying the villain.

Hi there!
You have caught me! More information on me or on bookcrossing can be found on this website (www.bookcrossing.com).

You can register (anonymous if you like) that you have found me. Read me and then release me again.

You can do that by bringing me to an OBCZ (Google this: Official BookCrossing Zone and find out where the nearest to you is located),
Or you can hand me to a friend, family or colleague,
Or you just leave me on a bench in the park, or at the railway station, where-ever there’s people waiting, relaxing. But don’t put me in your bookcase, that will make me unhappy! Because I like to travel and meet new people!

Have fun!

toook the book home from the meeting today. It just fitted in my suicase

Onderweg tussen Eindhoven en Rotterdam zal ik het boek vrijlaten veel leesplezier voor de vinder!