CHAP.
I. [INIGO COURT]
II. [A MAN OF SCIENCE]
III. ["TROTTING VERSUS RACING"]
IV. ["A RACING MAN"]
V. [TWO GIRLS]
VI. [AT KEMPTON]
VII. [THE ESCAPADE]
VIII. [GAY TRIUMPHANT]
IX. [AT THE "TROTTING NAG"]
X. [THE NOTORIOUS GAY]
XI. [GAY DISPOSES]
XII. [RENSSLAER PACE MACKRELL]
XIII. [SANDOWN GRAND MILITARY]
XIV. [A BEAUTIFUL CASE]
XV. [THE GOLD VASE]
XVI. [GAY DISGRACES HERSELF]
XVII. [TWO LOVERS]
XVIII. [MIN TO THE RESCUE]
XIX. ["FIGHTING" GAY]
XX. [A TICKLISH MOMENT]
XXI. [AUNT LAVINIA]
XXII. [KING OF THE ROAD]
XXIII. [AT ELSINORE]
XXIV. [AN EQUINE PARADISE]
XXV. [THE TUG-OF-WAR]
XXVI. [CARLTON'S "LITTLE BILL"]
XXVII. [A MODUS VIVENDI]
XXVIII. [THE EPIC OF THE HORSE]
XXIX. [LOVE OR STEEPLECHASING?]
XXX. [TOO LATE!]
XXXI. [A DEBT OF HONOUR]
XXXII. [DEAD SEA APPLES]
XXXIII. [THE GODS DECIDE]
GAY LAWLESS
CHAPTER I
INIGO COURT
"It's the prettiest sport in the world," declared Gay Lawless. "I think Mr. Mackrell just got up, don't you, Chris?"
The man looked at his companion amusedly.
"I hope so, but I'm no judge of this game, you know." There was a shade of contempt in his voice.
Gay's eyes were fixed on the number board, and she clapped her hands when No. 6 was hoisted.
"He's won all right," she said; "he is having his horse cooled out." Then she had time to remember the sneer in Chris's voice.