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A Norfolk equestrian centre, Anvil Park Stud, is seeking permission to expand its operation, prompting concerns about noise, light pollution and flooding.

Thoroughbred prices bolting as Easter Yearling Sale surpasses $132 million FriFriday 9 This colt topped the Easter Yearling Sale selling for $2.5 million. ( Print text only Cancel Australian thoroughbred prices have been riding high this year and the Easter Yearling Sale in Sydney was no exception, grossing more than $132 million this week.  Key points: Easter Yearling Sale grossed $132 million, with an average price of $371,236 Easter Yearling Sale included the last of Redoute's Choice progeny  The top price at the sale was a colt by Snitzel which sold for $2.5 million. "It was just...

Winning trainer Gordon Elliott. March 4, 2021. Three-time Grand National-winning trainer Gordon Elliott has been banned from racing for six months – with a further six months suspended for being pictured sitting on a dead horse. The punishment from The Irish Horse Racing Regulatory Board will also be enforced in Britain. The British Horseracing Authority have welcomed the decision of the I-H-R-B, but say horses must be moved before Elliott’s ban commences on Monday. Cheveley Park Stud already removed their horses, but owners like Gigginstown House and Philip Reynolds still have horses in ...

Irish and British racing authorities condemn Elliott image Mon 1st Mar 2021, 18:22 Gordon Elliott © Photo Healy Racing Racing authorities in Ireland and Britain have condemned the image of Grand National-winning trainer Gordon Elliott which circulated on social media over the weekend. In a statement issued late on Sunday evening, Elliott confirmed the image, which showed him sitting on a dead horse, was genuine and apologised “profoundly for any offence that this photo has caused”, while seeking to explain what he said was the context of events that led to the picture. The Irish Horserac...

Leading Irish racehorse trainer Gordon Elliott says a photo circulating on social media of him sitting on a dead horse is real.