ThrownDerby Day 1913. Two hundred and fifty thousand people from dustmen to duchesses surge onto the Epsom Downs for the greatest race of the year. But among the happy crowds there are dark schemes under way. For months a group of wild gamblers have been training Aboyeur their savage thoroughbred in secret. Weighted down and made to endure endless hours on a treadmill and in a 'hot box' during the day but allowed to fly under the night time darkness of

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Then Charles enters her life

Standing against them are two young Gorkha regiment officers-the recently commissioned

She is with the players who have come before her

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Natalie still recognises injustice when she sees it

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