Dick Francis: High Stakes (UK 2009)

From the Publisher:
A reissue of a classic mystery from the champion of English storytellers
With a glass of champagne in one hand and binoculars in the other, the world of racing could seem a very cosy and civilized hobby. Especially when your horse has just sprinted past the winning post.

But the pleasure of a day at Sandown is spoiled for Steven Scott when he sacks the trainer of his horses, a man he once thought of as a friend. For although on the surface Jody Leeds is a bright young workaholic, Scott suspects he's a crook.

Racing may have its rewards but, as Scott finds out to his own cost, not all of them are innocent... or legal.

Dick Francis: High Stakes. Pan, ISBN: 9780330248365 (May, 2009), 192 p., £6.99.

Dick Francis: High Stakes (USA 2006)

From the Publisher:
Steven Scott may have been a successful, wealthy inventor with no experience in horseracing, but with the inspired guidance of his trainer, Jody Leeds, and the prowess of a beautiful black hurdler named Energise, he has brought home several wins. But his winning streak is about to come to a fast end when he discovers trouble in his own stables -- trouble that could bring about his own termination if he doesn't watch his step...

Dick Francis: High Stakes. Berkley Publishing, ISBN: 0425209148 (April, 2006), 304 p., $7.99.

Dick Francis: High Stakes (UK 1997)

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Steven Scott owns horses but does not know much about them. He sacks his trainer because he suspects underhand dealings going on. He is soon to find out that moneymaking drives some people to manoeuvering and they will go a long way to protect themselves.

Dick Francis: High Stakes. Pan, ISBN: 0330248367 (June, 1997), 189 p., £5.99 (?).

Dick Francis: High Stakes (USA 1993)

From the Publisher:
Under the guidance of his trainer, Jody Leeds, wealthy inventor Steven Scott watches as his horses win race after race, a winning streak that could be broken by a troublemaker in his own stable.

Dick Francis: High Stakes. Ballantine Books, ISBN: 0449221148 (February, 1993), 253 p., $5.99.