Tina Sugarman, author of the explosive new thriller novel, Horse Flesh, is offering a free personally autographed copy of her breakthrough novel to anyone who can correctly pick the official trifecta order of finish and time of the race in any of the 12 Breeders Crown races at the Meadowlands Racetrack this Friday and Saturday.

The rules for the contest are simple. Correctly select the official trifecta (1st, 2nd, 3rd place) finishers in any one race of the 12 Breeders Crown finals this weekend. You must also predict the winning time of that race (within two fifths of a second).

To enter the contest email [email protected] with the date of the race, race number and your three selections (by post position/name) in order, plus the official time that that race will go in. Submission must also include mailing (snail mail) address and name of contestant.

Only one entry per email address may be submitted. Entry must be submitted no later than 12:00 noon on Friday, October 28 to be eligible. In the event of a late scratch, the wagering favourite or next wagering favourite in line will be substituted in the same position as the scratched horse.

Tina Sugarman, author, has the right to refuse any entry submitted under false pretenses or is incorrect.

Horse Flesh enters the highly competitive world of Standardbred horse racing, in an exhilarating debut from an insider.

A fascinating, fast paced read with shocking twists and turns until the very last, Horse Flesh is set to entertain not only horse and racing enthusiasts, but fiction fans looking for a fresh read.

The novel is available through all major booksellers and in ebook versions, too.

About the author:

Tina Sugarman’s debut novel, Horse Flesh, was born out of her personal experiences and portrays a faithful and compelling insight into the world of harness racing.

She has been involved with Standardbred horse racing in Ontario for nearly two decades, spending summers on a horse farm a few miles from Mohawk Racetrack, one of the premier harness racing tracks in Canada.

She lives in Poole, Dorset, UK with her husband and their Maine Coon cat, Juliette, and enjoys driving their hackney mare, Mango, in the New Forest. She still takes a keen interest in the sport.

(With files from Tina Sugarman)