Freud on Course
The Racing Lives of Clement Freud
272 pages · Released 2009 · Racing Post
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This is an adult memoir/anecdote collection about horse racing, betting, and the life of Sir Clement Freud rather than a children's or young adult book. The content focuses on gambling, racing expertise, and personal memoir material. Without access to the full text, it's difficult to assess language, substance references, or thematic content beyond what the description indicates.
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Sir Clement Freud was a man of many parts, but his devotion to racing and betting had been lifelong and unwavering. He owned several racehorses. As well as riding in several races he was a fearless punter, winning a fortune after backing himself to win the 1973 Ely by-election at 33-1. This book brings together some of... Sir Clement Freud was a man of many parts, but his devotion to racing and betting had been lifelong and unwavering. He owned several racehorses. As well as riding in several races he was a fearless punter, winning a fortune after backing himself to win the 1973 Ely by-election at 33-1. This book brings together some of the best of Freud on racing.
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- Horse racing
- Knowledge
- Anecdotes
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ISBN 9781905156634 · Racing Post