To a jockey, losing his license is the equivalent of being struck off,
or disbarred, or cashiered. When steeplechase rider Kelly Hughes lost
his license his first feelings were of bewilderment and disbelief, for
he was not guilty of the charges. Nor, to the best of his knowledge,
was the trainer he had ridden for, who lost his livelihood as well.
When his first stunned state of shock subsided, Kelly began to wonder
why he had been framed, who had done it, and how it had been achieved.
He did more than wonder: he began to search. The nearer he came to the
solution the fiercer grew the retaliation. But Kelly had been left with
nothing much to lose, the only serious strategic mistake his enemy had
made. A first-rate story of men in the racing game.


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