Andrew Rule is a reporter who can find the story behind the story and then write it using the techniques of a novelist. He is known for writing on crime and its detection but has also covered big sporting events -- such as the London Olympics -- and major international disasters such as the Christchurch earthquake and Japan's tsunami. He has worked for three major daily newspapers and a national magazine and is currently an Associate Editor of the Herald Sun in Melbourne. He grew up with horses, has worked in stables and has had a lifelong weakness for racing. He claims to be the only Australian Journalist of the Year to have ridden a winner of a horse race.
One of the most remarkable and enjoyable sporting stories in my lifetime. --Bruce McAvaney I am proud and humbled to work with Andrew Rule and Allen & Unwin on this important book that details the life of a very special horse. --Chris Waller, Winx's Trainer Peter, Patty, Richard and I are thrilled to have Winx's story honoured in this book about her incredible record. Winx has performed amazingly and we are excited to work with Allen & Unwin, and for everyone to read her story. --Debbie Kepitis, Winx's Co-owner A deft writer with a sense of humour. It's Rule's access to the Winx camp that adds the X-factor. --Australian Excellent. --Age Superb. --Sydney Morning Herald