I had no idea when I conceived the idea of writing a book on the history of Lewes Racecourse, that a mere six months after publication it would be going into its THIRD print run!!  I am very heartened that there is so much interest in the old place and indeed, in matters related to horses.  Superb.

Lewes Racecourse | A Legacy Lost? has made a flying start.  We are delighted to announce that after just a month the book has gone into its second print run. Feedback has been excellent with encouraging comments such as "Thank you, long, long overdue", "A model for a racecourse history", "It told me things about Lewes I had no idea about, thank you", "It is wonderful that at last the story of racing at Lewes has been properly recorded", "I was pleased that the book has been written in a way that engages the non-racing reader with the lives of racing people and the horses", "excellent" ... and so on.

IT's HERE

The starting post has been reached and Lewes Racecourse | A Legacy Lost? is ready to leap from the stalls.
Gloss softback, A5 format with 154 pages and many illustrations, headed by a Foreword from The Lord Rathcreedan of the British Horse Racing Authority, this books encapsulate the story of racing in Lewes over more than two centuries. As this volume demonstrates, horses and their attendant humans played a large part in the status of the town over many generations ... the facts are fascinating, amusing and moving. 
Is available through Amazon and shortly from good bookstores.  For copies signed by the author, order directly from this blog - use the PayPal icon to the right.  £10.00 plus p/p  (UK only)

 

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Nearly Here

We are approaching the finishing line.  In early June this new volume Lewes Racecourse | A Legacy Lost? will be springing from the starting stalls.  Purchases can be made on this blog or the book will be available in good book stores, Amazon, etc.