Horse & Hound

Stud director and consignor

For the last month of preparing yearlings ahead of the sales I don’t sleep very well, it’s a tense time. It’s pretty full-on because you have this certain window to get these horses – which a) are very valuable, and b) you’ve been really excited about – there without injuring themselves. It can be quite hairy at times. These are young, boisterous animals.

was on preparing yearlings for the sales and pinhooking them (buying them as

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