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Enquiry (Unabridged)

By: Dick Francis
Narrated by: Geoffrey Howard
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Jockey Kelly Hughes and trainer Dexter Cranfield had been barred from racing – a devastating event for them both. The charge at the secret enquiry? Throwing a race for personal profit.

It was a vicious frame-up and, worse, they had nowhere to turn to clear their names. Still Hughes refused to take the phony verdict lying down – even though his quest to clear his name might have him lying down permanently.

©1969 Dick Francis (P)2014 Audible, Inc.
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another good tale

lots of twists and I didn't get the villain till nearly the end. another great story Xtine

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Classic Francis

You know what you are getting with these books - but they are still page-turners. Well narrated too.

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A case of mistaken identity.

As usual, Dick Francis has excelled. The plot and the characters are both excellent. However, the producers of this audiobook should give more attention to detail. The narrator was not Jeffrey Howard and full marks go to Tony Britain for another excellent performance.

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Good story

Easy to listen to, voice of the narrator was very good. Will look for other similar books

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not his best

Howard does a good job in place of Britton as narrator but the plot is weekend than most. if you like DF books then you will like this but if setting off as a novice then choose another

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Thoroughly enjoyable

Great story, well written and beautifully read. Everything you could want in a Dick Francis thriller.

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Vintage Dick Francis

The Dick Francis books narrated by Tony Britton are classic thrillers set in the world of horse racing. Set in the pre-digital time without mobile po and fast computers, Francis's heroes tackle crime with ingenuity and foot slogging. The voice of Tony Britton is excellent bringing the characters to life - male and female - in such a believable way. An enjoyable listen.

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Brilliant story great narration!

As always another great story and an equally excellent narration from TONY BRITTON (not Geoffrey Howard) Could listen to him for hours, and often do!




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First past the post

Jockey Kelly Hughes finds himself banned from racing after a stewards' enquiry that seemed to have decided the outcome before it started. Unfair and unjust Kelly soon decides to make his own enquiries about it after being approached by the trainer's daughter to help her father out of his depression. The story is exciting and gives an insight into the racing community and its workings.

Well told, well narrated, but perhaps a bit formulaic, it kept me gripped until the end and was entertaining, educational and insightful. When you need a story that is not too violent or extremely bloody but is still a gripping yarn Dick Francis will be a good choice.

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Great story

Great detective story with the background of horse racing and a love story too a very good read.

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