A guide to 2009-2010 Jumps season. It includes trainer interviews, expert ten to follow picks, Ireland's hopes for the winter, Racing Post Ratings snips for the season, Top speed stats for the best on the clock, comprehensive statistics and fixtures to the end of the season.

A guide to 2009-2010 National Hunt season that is suitable for various Jumps racing fans. It features interviews with top trainers who profile their horses; detailed results of the previous season; and, profiles of the RFO's horses to follow.

Horseracing can make millionaires and bankrupt others in the flash of a photo-finish. This book presents a collection of hilarious racing anecdotes complemented by cartoons.

A guide to all 250 horses in the tote's highly successful Ten to Follow competition. It lists each horse alphabetically and gives a profile.

Sir Clement Freud is a man of many parts, but his devotion to racing and betting has been lifelong and unwavering. He has owned several racehorses, one of whom was named Weareagrandmother after Margaret Thatcher's announcement of the birth of her first grandchild. This book brings together some of the best of Freud on racing.

A guide to Jumps racing that summarizes the prospects of 100 steeplechasers and hurdlers who Raceform's race-readers expect to do particularly well in the coming 2009-2010 season.

The candid autobiography of one of the world's leading and most popular three-day eventers

Applies Andrew Mount's 'Form Breaking' methods to the career records of over 150 horses for the 2009-2010 Jumps season.

Gives an account of life on the road, betting on the top racetracks in Britain and the adventures that go with it. This book starts at the 2008 Cheltenham Festival and ends with the final Flat race of the year, the St Leger at Doncaster.

A comprehensive handbook of various aspects of horse tack and equipment: design, purpose, fit, function and problem solving. It covers traditional gear, the technical advances and designs, and English and Western tack. It also includes tips from some of the top trainers and riders such as Lyn Russell, Clayton Fredericks and Janette Brakewell.

A tent-folded, wiro-bound desk calendar featuring one month to view with every race meeting in the UK and Ireland - Jumps, Flat and the All-Weather. It includes principal race and bloodstock sales dates. It illustrates every month with a color photograph by the 2008 Sports Photographer of the Year Edward Whitaker.

Suitable for both the novice and seasoned rider, this guide features technical photographic sequences, combined with advice. Whether a showjumper or a cross country racer, it offers professional tips on mental and physical preparation for both horse and rider that ensure equestrian excellence.

When in 2004 the Racing Post polled its readers to find their favourite racehorse of all, Arkle won as emphatically as he had won so many big races. He remains a national hero in his native Ireland and an equine icon the world over. This book celebrates the greatest of all chasers in words and in a collection of photographs and paintings.

A book about the unexpected, the off-beat, the quirky - five hundred strange stories in horseracing's history. It tells about how a jockey lost a race when he insisted on riding in a top hat, what happened when a trainer fitted his short-sighted runner with spectacles, and why a racehorse was sent to jail.

A collection of the writings of the author who gives us an understanding of the equine athlete and those around it. It takes us up the gallops at Newmarket, on to the Moors at Middleham, into the Forest of Chantilly and across the Curragh Plain.

A must for all horse owners who care about their horses and the kind of relationship they have with them.

100 Hundred Magic Moments of the Turf is written by Graeme Roe and is a collection of stories and anecdotes featuring trainers, jockeys owners. The stories are a mix of funny, exciting and sometimes almost tragic. Illustrated with many colour pictures this is a fantastic gift for any fan of horseracing.