About the Author:
JOHN MCEVOY is the author of several nonfiction books on thoroughbred horse racing, including the award-winning Great Horse Racing Mysteries. A former college English professor, newspaper reporter, Midwest editor, and senior correspondent for Daily Racing Form, he and his wife Judy live in Evanston, Illinois.
Review:
''McEvoy is a racing expert whose knowledge permeates the pages, and, like any good tout, he's full of amusing stories about horses, bettors, and trackmen.'' --Publishers Weekly
''McEvoy's . . . horseracing thriller starring Jack Doyle again nails the track milieu . . . Doyle, working with the FBI to identify who is 'sponging' horses (inserting sponges into Thoroughbreds nostrils to impede breathing), stumbles into an even bigger case: the systematic murder of the seven co-owners of a champion horse now earning millions at stud. Both the sponger and the person behind the murders are apparent virtually from their first appearances, but horseracing fans will still find much to enjoy. McEvoy, a former Daily Racing Form columnist, knows the racetrack intimately, and his insider details will keep racing fans turning pages.'' --Book list
''Mystery fans, especially those who enjoy the Sport of Kings, will appreciate this entry and the series as John McEvoy enhances the whodunit with horse racing tales.'' --Midwest Book Reviews
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