The Racing Post Annual 2013 now in its second year has 192 colour pages packed with interviews & features on all the best stories of the racing year & beautifully illustrated with stunning images by award-winning photographer Edward Whitaker. In a sometimes serious sometimes irreverent look back on the best & worst of the year all the big horses are covered in depth including Frankel Camelot Black Caviar Big Bucks & Neptune Collonges & there are major interviews with Tony Mc Coy Paul Nicholls Nicky Henderson Willie Mullins & many more of racings big names. Plus the best"es & unusual stories of the year statistics & comment on the top performers of 2012 & much more. ...

Imagine a Cheltenham Festival preview night where the expertise & experience of the Racing Post's unrivalled team is gathered in one place. Well here it is in book form the ultimate betting companion in the build-up to the 2013 Festival. Packed with invaluable advice from the best writers in the business this comprehensive guide has everything you need for jump racing's biggest meeting.
Includes:: * Views from leading tipsters including Tom Segal & Donn Mc Clean; * Race-by-race guide by Racing Post betting editor Paul Kealy; * Q & A on the big issues with the major bookmakers; * The lowdown on the leading contenders from Ireland; * Selections from the major British training centres; * Racing Post Ratings Topspeed & all the key trends; * In-depth trainer analysis & statistics; * The trainer-jockey combinations to watch; * The key trials assessed by ace analyst Graham Dench; * Pedigree pointers by the Racing Post Bloodstock team
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Tent-folded wiro-bound desk calendar featuring one month to view with every race meeting in the UK & Ireland
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Racing Post Guide to the Flat combines renowned in-depth trainer interviews with all you need to tackle the 2012 Tote Ten To Follow competition & chase another huge pot of cash. Here are some of the nuggets in the Guide to the Flat: exclusive extended trainer interviews; profiles of all Tote Ten-to-Follow horses; specialist selections for horses to follow in 2012; expert guidance for selecting your team; dark horses unearthed & set to shine in 2012; Topspeed & Racing Post Ratings. ...

Racing Post Guide to the Flat combines renowned in-depth trainer interviews with all you need to tackle this year's Ten To Follow competition & chase another huge pot of cash. Here are some of the nuggets in the Guide to the Flat: exclusive extended trainer interviews; profiles of all Ten-to-Follow horses; specialist selections for horses to follow in 2013; expert guidance for selecting your team; dark horses unearthed & set to shine in 2013; & Topspeed & Racing Post Ratings. ...

Racing Post Guide to the Jumps combines renowned in-depth trainer interviews with all you need to know to tackle this years Ten To Follow competition & chase another huge pot of cash. Here are some of the nuggets in the Guide to the Jumps: exclusive extended trainer interviews; profiles of all Ten-to-Follow horses; specialist selections for horses to follow in 2012-2013; expert guidance for selecting your team; dark horses unearthed & set to shine in 2012-2013; Topspeed & Racing Post Ratings. ...

Pocket diary featuring one week to view with every race meeting in the UK & Ireland
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Square-format wall calendar featuring stunning racing photography from the Racing Post team. It features one month to view ...

By his eighteenth birthday David Millar was living & racing in France sleeping in rented rooms tipped to be the next English-speaking Tour winner. A year later he'd realised the dream & signed a professional contract. He perhaps lived the high life a little too enthusiastically
- he broke his heel in a fall from a roof after too much drink & before long the pressure to succeed had tipped over into doping. Here in a full & frank autobiography David Millar recounts the story from the inside: he doped because 'cycling's drug culture was like white noise' & because of peer pressure. 'I doped for money & glory in order to guarantee the continuation of my status.' Five years on from his arrest Millar is clean & reflective & holds nothing back in this account of his dark years.
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By his 18th birthday David Millar was living & racing in France sleeping in rented rooms tipped to be the next English-speaking Tour winner. A year later he'd realised the dream & signed a professional contract with the Cofidis team who had one Lance Armstrong on their books. He perhaps lived the high life a little too enthusiastically -- high on a roof after too much drink he broke his heel in a fall & before long the pressure to succeed had tipped over into doping. Here in a full & frank autobiography David Millar recounts the story from the inside: he doped because 'cycling's drug culture was like white noise' & because of peer pressure. 'I doped for money & glory in order to guarantee the continuation of my status.' Five years on from his arrest Millar is clean & reflective & holds nothing back in this account of his dark years. ...