Synopsis
Praise for Graeme Roe's Racing Thrillers featuring Jay Jessop
"Pacy and innovative with good characters." Sunday Express
"Graeme has done it again. A racy story with an unexpected twist." Bob Champion
"Sit tight and enjoy a swinging canter through the twists and turns of National Hunt racing." Edward Gillespie, MD, Cheltenham Racecourse
"Thrilling races, international skulduggery, and a cast of fascinating characters. A real page turner." Richard Dunwoody
"Another winner from Graeme." Alan Brazil, Talk Sport Radio
"This is the stuff of classic racing thrillers, with liberal doses of violence and suspense, kidnap and murder. Roe's trump card, though, is the racing." Racing Post
"Roe succeeds in writing a tale that keeps you galloping through the pages to find out what happens next." Independent on Sunday
"Roe is becoming the Jeffrey Archer of the racing thriller." Robin Oakley, The Spectator
Educated at Hampton Grammar School and the University of Nottingham, Graeme Roe had a marketing career working for major international companies.
He then founded and built an extremely successful advertising agency. At the age of 40 he decided to take up riding and, under David Nicholson's guidance, gained an amateur National Hunt licence. His biggest success was winning the Ayr Yeomanry Cup on Dom Perignon.
He then took out a Jockey Club permit quickly followed by a full licence. Amongst his many winners were All Bright, Dom Perignon, Kitty Wren, We're In The Money, Le Grand Maitre, Fairly Sharp and Bad Bertrich.
Graeme now runs a corporate communications company. He has written two books on business.
These were followed by the quartet of Jay Jessop racing thrillers-A Touch of Vengeance, Odds on Death, Too Close to Call and Dangerous Outsider.
100 Magic Moments of the Turf is a fascinating collection of personal stories and anecdotes from leading trainers, jockeys, and owners plus a cross section of racing's key players behind the scenes. The tales are a gripping mix of exciting, amusing and sometimes tragic account of true events, all illustrated, many with colour pictures.
A fantastic gift for any fan of horseracing.
About the Author
At the age of forty Graeme Roe decided to take up riding and under David Nicholson's guidance gained an amateur National Hunt license. For ten years he rode both on the flat and over hurdles and fences. His biggest success was winning the Ayr Yeomanry Cup on Dom Perignon. He then took out a Jockey Club permit quickly followed by a full license. Among his many winners were All Bright, Dom Perignon, Kitty Wren, We're in the Money, Le Grand Maitre, Fairly Sharp and Bad Beatrich. Graeme now runs a communications firm and successfully self-published Touch of Vengeance and Odds on Death.
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