Tod Sloan’s Downward Trail From Fame to Scandal
A long, fragmented account traces Tod Sloan’s rise as a famed jockey to his fall amid vanity and reckless fortune. It describes Paris and London episodes, drinking, gambling, and a circle of friends who exploited him, ending with legal and financial troubles and his withdrawal from public life.
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