G. W. Lambert, Frank P. Mahony, Fred Leist, and Norman St Clair Carter (1875–1963). The 1913 Angus & Robertson version of 84 poems was 203 pages, saw a photograph of Ogilvie added, and illustrative images removed. An 'expanded' version was published in 1930 by Angus & Robertson, but removed chapter pages and fourteen poems and added only nine poems, to total 79 poems Rainbows and witches (1907), 40 poems, 88 pages, published by Elkin Matthews, London. Fourth reprint in 1911 Whaup o' the rede (1909), a ballad in seven parts, 118 pages, published by Thomas Fraser, of Dalbeattie, Scotland. The ballad was reprinted in 2019 as part of the 150th birthday celebration The land we love (1910), 76 poems, 157 pages, published by Thomas Fraser, of Dalbeattie, Scotland. A second edition was released in 1913 The overlander, and other verses (1913), 45 poems, 127 pages, published by Fraser, Asher and Company Limited, of Glasgow, Scotland Fair girls (1914), 43 poems, 136 pages, published by Angus & Robertson. Together with Fair girls, these publications were merely volumes 1 and 2 of the primary works, Fair girls and gray horses Gray horses (1914), published by Angus & Robertson. This subset of the principal works contained 53 poems. Page numbering followed on from Fair girls (1914) The Australian, and other verses (1916), 81 poems, frontispiece and title page with illustrations by Hal Gye, published by Angus & Robertson in two sizes. A 1982 reprint was done by Angus and Robertson. In consideration of World War I, HarperCollins Australia republished the works in March 2018, as the 1916 trench edition Galloping shoes: Hunting and polo poems (1922), 46 poems, with illustrations by Lionel Edwards, published by Constable and Co. Limited, London UK Scattered scarlet (1923), 40 poems, 83 pages, with illustrations by Lionel Edwards, published by Constable and Co. Limited, London UK Over the grass (1925), 43 poems, 82 pages, with five illustrations in colour by Lionel Edwards, published by Constable and Co. Limited, London UK A handful of leather (1928), 40 poems, 96 pages, with illustrations by Lionel Edwards, published by Constable and Co. Limited, London UK A clean wind blowing : Songs of the out-of-doors (1930), 68 poems, 107 pages, illustrated by John Morton Sale, published by Constable and Co. Limited, London UK The collected sporting verse of Will H. Ogilvie (1932), 181 poems, 396 pages, with thirty-two illustrations in colour by