I hope it has been corrected in subsequent editions but the main character, Jamie Sullivan, is sometimes named Jamie Hawkins.
Otherwise, it is a good read with a good twist.

A young, promising jockey takes up with the wrong woman, gets drunk, drives, and kills someone. After a stint in prison, he's back at the track and not sure of his future. Meanwhile, an unidentified someone is reclaiming pots of ill-gotten cash with a bit of murder and arson to cover up the evidence. The jockey's sister is a horse trainer - slightly struggling - and her father-in-law is, as well, but more established. Question is, are his horses a bit too good at times?

Although the main villain of the piece is clear from early on, there are plenty of threads and characters to follow. As the plot strands and the characters start to converge and weave together, the suspense builds gradually. This is far more suspense than mystery - although I wasn't initially enthralled, ultimately this was a very satisfying read. ( )