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Hall Farm Racing 6d433p |
Hall Farm Racing is now proud to be able to offer Full National Hunt and Flat race training facilities set in the heart of the Leicestershire Countryside. Facilities include a purpose built block of stables, a 6 furlong all-weather gallop and grass gallops, various schooling fences and starting stalls, all set within its own 400 acre pasture and arable farm, allowing plenty of room for turnout paddocks. |
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Carl Llewellyn 433v5x |
| Carl Llewellyn took over as trainer from Mark Pitman at Weathercock House in Lambourn immediately after the 2006 John Smith's Grand National, having combined the roles of assistant trainer to Pitman and jockey since August, 2005. [stable visit] | |
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Simon Dow 5x5g1y |
| Simon is a first generation trainer, often considered to be the most forward thinking of workaholics, he still finds time to keep his clients informed and entertained. He trains from the Clear Height Stables which was built by the late Ron Smyth. | |
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David Pipe 5n524y |
| Since his father Martin’s retirement from training at the end of April 2006, David has channelled his talents towards the Pond House string – a role which has provided a varied, challenging and rewarding role alongside his record-breaking father who now occupies the position of assistant trainer. | |
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Ferdy Murphy 503k5y |
| Ferdy Murphy Racing is based at Wynbury Stables in West Witton, North Yorkshire, England. There are now more than 100 horses under the care Ferdy and his staff. A New Barn to accommodate the increase in horses and a new office have recently been added to the Wynbury facilities. In addition to this, Ferdy has recently taken over the yard at Worlingworth Hall in Suffolk. | |
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Mark Johnston 52xq |
| Mark Johnston Racing has an impressive range of facilities all within each reach of the yard. This is certainly a factor which contributes to the success of Mark Johnston Racing. Middleham has extensive grass gallops on both the Low and High Moors which are situated a short ride away above the village of Middleham. | |
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