Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen (UK 2007)

From the Publisher:
A rejacketed classic Dick Francis backlist title
There's a bomb scare at Kingdom Hill racecourse, where failed conman Tricksy Wilcox watches his dreams blown to kingdom come...

At Cheltenham's glittering National Hunt Festival, protocol is rocked as a love-struck owner falls madly in love with her jockey...

There is passion - and revenge - at the glorious Kentucky Derby...
...and then ten other tantalizing stories to hold you enthralled from the starting gates to the finish.

Award-winning Master of Crime Dick Francis tackles a new distance with thirteen nerve-tingling tales of politics, passion, horses and crime - each one of them tied to a milestone event in the international racing calendar.

The result is beyond question.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen. Pan, ISBN: 9780330450355 (June, 2007), 365 p., £6.99.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen (USA 2004)

From the Publisher:
A superbly crafted collection of thirteen tightly plotted tales that treats readers to murder, mystery, and mayhem in the world of horseracing.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen. Berkley Publishing Group, ISBN: 042519499X (March, 2004), 304 p., $6.99.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen (USA 1999)

From the Publisher:
Dick Francis has written thirty-six bestselling novels, one autobiography and one biography. With Field of 13, he turns his hand to the short story.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen. Jove Books, ISBN: 0515126098 (October, 1999), 304 p., $6.99.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen (UK 1999)

From the Publisher:
In this collection of short stories the settings range from the national Hunt at Cheltenham, where a middle-aged owner falls in love with her jockey, to the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, where the demon drink and wilting willpower take their toll.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen. Pan, ISBN: 0330373722 (August, 1999), 320 p., £5.99.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen (USA 1998)

From the Publisher:
With his remarkable blend of unrelenting suspense, finely tuned narrative, and lean, stylish prose, Dick Francis's thrillers have led readers to the winner's circle year after year. From his very first novel, Dead Cert, to his most recent, 10 lb. Penalty, the three-time Edgar Award winner has treated his fans to a world of equine thrills and human frailty in a string of bestsellers of unparalleled excellence. But with Field of Thirteen, Dick Francis takes on his biggest challenge yet. In this superbly crafted collection of short stories -- many of them new and never before published -- the settings range from a spring race meeting at Cheltenham, where a middle-aged owner falls hopelessly in love with her jockey, to a running of the Grand National interrupted by a bomb scare, to the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, where demon drink and wilting willpower take their toll. Dick Francis's fans have a wonderful treat in store -- thirteen tightly-knotted plots to marvel at, thirteen sets of classic Francis characters to admire, and thirteen stings of the tail to gasp over. Field of Thirteen proves Dick Francis is as much the master of the short story as he is of the novel.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen. Putnam's, ISBN: 039914434X (September, 1998), 287 p., $24.95.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen (UK 1998)

From the Publisher:
This is a brilliant collection of thirteen short stories, written by the Master of Crime. Although some of the stories have been published before, all but one of them have had a very limited circulation and the vast majority of Dick Francis fans will be reading them for the first time. Ranging from the National Hunt Festival at Cheltenham to Churchill Downs in America, each of the stories contains an array of five-star Dick Francis characters, a brilliant plot to marvel over and an ingenious sting in the tail to gasp over.

Dick Francis: Field of Thirteen. Michael Joseph, ISBN: 0718143515 (September, 1998), 272 p., £16.99.