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|author=Guy Griffith and Michael Oakeshott
|title=A Guide to the Classics: Or How to Pick the Derby Winner
|rating=4
|genre=Sport
|summary=It's not often that you get a glimpse into the personal, youthful interests of one of the greatest Conservative philosophers of the twentieth century, but ''A Guide to the Classics'' co-authored by Michael Oakeshott is a light-hearted look at how to pick the Derby winner. Originally written in 1936 it is, amazingly, as relevant today as it was then. In fact, the techniques and analysis employed by the authors were way ahead of their time and have only come into general use relatively recently.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>184540937X</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author=Alan Gibbons
|summary=Like many English sports fans, the majority of the calories I burn are used up by shouting at the TV and occasionally going to the shops for more beer and crisps. Sports books tend to be about the sport itself or biographies of those who expended great effort to reach the top of their chosen sport. But in Martin Kelner's 'Sit Down and Cheer: A History of Sport on TV', there is finally a book for the less energetic among us.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>140812923X</amazonuk>
}}
