From humble roots
David Redvers started out wth Afzal and now has Classic winner Makfi heading the Tweenhills stallion roster, with some budding stars waiting in the wings more »
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From humble roots
Bond forges a new path
Farrier-turned-stud owner David Bond and his wife Helen have transformed a sporting estate into Britain’s newest stallion station more »
Unlimited potential
For Rebecca Curtis, the pleasure in training comes in creating the finished article from a raw recruit more »
A different focus
Winning was the mantra at Pond House under Martin Pipe but son David has other concerns in the current climate more »
A fond farewell
Goldikova has been a star of the turf for three years, but at her home in Chantilly the 14-time Group 1 winner prefers anonymity to acclaim
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Mission accomplished
Martin Mitchell’s statistics obsession led to his role as Tattersalls’ Director of Bloodstock Sales, a position from which he retires this year more »
Rising son sets tall targets
Earle Mack has enjoyed success as a film producer, property developer and owner/breeder – but the best could be yet to come
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All rise for racing’s MP
Newmarket’s MP Matthew Hancock is determined to solve the sport’s funding problems through his bid to replace the levy system
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The quiet achiever
Understated excellence has been the prevailing theme at Ballylinch Stud, from its formative years almost a century ago
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The man on a golden run
Tyres are Reg Bond’s business and speed is the name of the game as far as his successful owner/breeder operation is concerned more »
Do the figures add up?
The weight-for-age scale has changed little but some easy wins for the Classic crop over their elders has called calculations into question more »
Championship by stealth
Silvestre de Sousa is happiest ‘in the background’, letting his riding and winners do the talking more »
Driven to succeed
The new ROA President faces a sport hurting from a succession of setbacks. Rachel Hood is determined to help fix it more »
Noble Ability
Hughie Morrison is content to remain out of racing politics for now, but the trainer has plenty to say about his profession and his sport more »
