The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Running it off: or hard hit. 1892.
Banker and broker. [1893.]
Harry Dale’s jockey ‘Wild Rose’: her life and adventures. [1893.]
Stuck up. 1894.
Thrown away: or Basil Ray’s mistake. 1894.
On and off the turf in Australia. [1895.]
Only a commoner. [1895.]
The doctor’s double: an Anglo-Australian sensation. [1896.]
The magpie jacket: a tale of the turf. 1896.
The Miners’ Cup: a Coolgardie romance. [1896.]
Town and bush: stray notes on Australia. 1896.
Who did it? 1896.
Horse or blacksmith? 1897, [1899] (as Hills and dales).
A lad of mettle. [1897.]
Not so bad after all. 1897.
Seeing him through: a racing story. 1897.
The famous match: being the story of a great race. [1898.]
A gentleman rider: a tale of the Grand National. [1898.]
Golden ruin. [1898.]
Landed at last. [1898.]
Racecourse and battlefield. [1898.]
The dark horse. [1899.]
The old mare’s foal. [1899.]
The pace that kills. [1899.]
A dead certainty. [1900.]
His last plunge. [1900.]
A rank outsider. [1900.]
The roar of the ring. [1900.]
The sporting annual: for sportsmen and sportswomen at home and
abroad. 1900. Ed Gould. Contains Gould’s Chased by fire.
Sporting sketches: being recollections and reflections on a variety of
subjects connected with sport, horses and horsemen, never
before published. [1900], [1921] (as Sporting stories), [1925] (as
Sporting sketches).
A racecourse tragedy. [1901.]
Settling day. [1901.]
A stable mystery. [1901.]
Warned off. [1901.]
Broken down. [1902.]
His last chance, by Nat Gould, and other stories. [1902.] Also contains
Gould’s Chased by fire, 1st pbd in The sporting annual,
above, 1900.
In royal colours. [1902.]
King of the Ranges: a blend of fact and fiction. [1902.]
Life’s web. [1902], [1904] (as A near thing).
A racing sinner. [1902.]
Blue cap. [1903.]
Bred in the bush. [1903.]
Raymond’s ride. [1903.]
The runaways: a new and original story. [1903.]
The silken rein. [1903.]
The three wagers. [1903.]
The gold whip. [1904.]
In low water. [1904.]
The outcast: a new and original story. [1904.]
The rajah’s racer. [1904.]
The second string. [1904.]
A bit of a rogue: a new and original story. [1905.]
The boy in green. [1905.]
One of a mob. 1905.
The selling plater. 1905.
The story of Black Bess, as told by her owner, and written by Nat
Gould. [1905.]
A hundred to one chance. [1906.]
The lady trainer. [1906.]
The pet of the public: a new and original story. [1906.]
Sir Edmund Gosse | Nathaniel Gould
A sporting squatter. [1906.]
A straight goer. [1906.]
The chance of a lifetime. [1907], [1909], [1910] (as The lottery colt).
Original title re-used 1910 for a new work, below.
Charger and chaser. [1907.]
The Little Wonder. [1907.]
A stroke of luck: a new and original story. [1907.]
A bird in hand: a new and original story. [1908.]
The dapple grey. [1908.]
The top weight. [1908.]
Whirlwind’s year. 1908.
The buckjumper. 1909.
The jockey’s revenge. 1909.
The magic of sport, mainly autobiographical. 1909. Autobiography.
The pick of the stable: a new and original story. [1909.]
A reckless owner. [1909.]
The stolen racer. [1909.]
The chance of a lifetime: a novel founded on Nat Gould’s drama of
the same name. [1910], [1915]. A different work from same title
1907, above.
A great coup. [1910.]
The lucky shoe. [1910.]
Queen of the Turf: a new and original story. [1910.]
The roarer. [1910.]
A cast off. [1911.]
The king’s favourite. [1911.]
The phantom horse: a new and original story. 1911.
Good at the game. [1912.]
Left in the lurch: a new and original story. 1912.
A member of Tatt’s. [1912.]
The trainer’s treasure. [1912.]
The best of the season: a new and original story. 1913.
A fortune at stake. 1913.
The head lad. [1913.]
The flyer: a new and original story. 1914.
A gamble for love. 1914.
Never in doubt. 1915.
The white arab: a new and original story. 1915.
The Wizard of the Turf. 1915.
Breaking the record. 1916.
Lost and won: a tale of sport and war. 1916.
A turf conspiracy. [1916.]
A northern crack. 1917.
The smasher. [1917.]
Fast as the wind. [1918.]
A race for a wife. [1918.]
The rider in khaki. [1918.]
The steeplechaser. [1918.]
Won on the post. 1918.
At starting price. [1920.]
A chestnut champion. [1920.]
Odds on. [1920.]
Racing rivals. [1920.]
The silver star. [1920.]
The sweep winner. [1920.]
The blue ribbon. [1921.]
The Demon wins. [1921.]
A Derby winner. [1921.]
In the paddock. [1921.]
A long shot. [1921.]
The man from Newmarket. [1921.]
The Rake. [1921.]
A bad start. [1922.]
A dangerous stable. [1922.]
A great surprise. 1922.
Sold for a song. 1922.
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