"Jockeys, Crooks and Kings" 1930 May, Earl Chapin

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MAY, Earl Chapin

[219] pp.

Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith

1930

8 3/4" x 6"

Woodcuts by Lynd Ward

Jockeys, … Read more MAY, Earl Chapin

[219] pp.

Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith

1930

8 3/4" x 6"

Woodcuts by Lynd Ward

Jockeys, Crooks And Kings: The Story Of Winnie O'Connor's Life As Told To Earl Chapin May is a fascinating biography that chronicles the life of Winnie O'Connor, a renowned jockey who lived through the early 1900s. The book is written by Earl Chapin May, who tells the story through Winnie's own words. The book takes readers on a journey through Winnie's life, from her early days as a child growing up in poverty to her rise to fame as a successful jockey. Along the way, readers will learn about the challenges Winnie faced as a woman in a male-dominated industry, as well as the many obstacles she overcame to achieve her dreams. In addition to her career as a jockey, Winnie was also involved in the world of horse racing in other ways. She worked as a trainer and breeder and even owned her own stable. The book explores these aspects of her life as well, providing readers with a comprehensive look at her contributions to the sport. Throughout the book, readers will also encounter a number of colorful characters, including crooks and kings, who played a role in Winnie's life. These individuals add depth and intrigue to the story, making it an engaging read from start to finish. Overall, Jockeys, Crooks And Kings: The Story Of Winnie O'Connor's Life As Told To Earl Chapin May is a must-read for anyone interested in the world of horse racing or the inspiring story of a woman who defied the odds to achieve greatness. See less