Order of Dick Francis Books

Dick Francis (1920-2010) was a British novelist of crime novels, largely involving horse racing. Before becoming an author, Francis was a champion jockey in British National Hunt racing. For four years, he was the jockey to The Queen Mother. Following a bad fall, he retired from racing and started on a writing career where he would write over 40 international bestsellers.
Dick Francis wrote his first fiction novel in 1962, called Dead Cert. He would continue writing until his death in 2010. Below is a list of Dick Francis’ books in order of when they were originally published:
Publication Order of Sid Halley Books
(with Felix Francis)
Publication Order of Kit Fielding Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
Publication Order of Short Story Collections
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
Publication Order of Jefferson Hinkley Books
(with Felix Francis)
Publication Order of Dick Francis Books
(with Felix Francis)
Publication Order of Anthologies
Note: Dead Heat and all novels thereafter are co-authored or ghostwritten by Felix Francis.
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Good Day:
I have been a Dick Francis fan for a.very long time.
I seem to remember a book he wrote where the protagonist was a man who took part in shooting competitions. His wife was desperate to become pregnant.
In looking through his titles I apparently am overlooking it. Could you supply me with the title?
Thank you.
Bettie Gibson
In everything I read regarding Mr. Francis,his wife Mary,,did an extensive amount of research for him for the settings of his books. Nowhere has it ever said she helped or co-wrote the books with him. I’ve also read that after her death he lost his drive to a write since she was an intergeral part of the settings.
It’s my understanding while Mr. Francis was alive he and his son Felix wrote the first 4 Sid Haley books and he published the 5th one under his fathers name but Felix did write it. Interestingly, Mr. Francis also collaborated with his wife, Mary on other books.