I did say last week that I was expecting this week to be a quieter week! How wrong was I! It started with an email, I reached out to the breeder of our newest yearling "Paul", Bryan Mayoh. More just to let him know that he was back living in England and to invite him to see him if he would like to. That email turned into a phone call and a very good conversation culminating in an invitation. "Paul" was bred at Shade Oak Stud in Shropshire where his Dam (Multiple Graded race w

The week started with a visit to Charlock Stud to see how our 2 yearling fillies were settling in, My wife and 4-year-old daughter joined me to meet them too which was lovely! What a difference a few days has made. I was at the Stud on Thursday to welcome the girls off the lorry and I can say that they have settled in beautifully and are the best of friends! " Emma " , our Tirwanako yearling filly is an utter sweetheart who is a big fan of head scratches. Tiranako got another

It's been a busy couple of weeks, prep for the sales, plumbers in and 2 new arrivals! Preparation for the sales began a couple of weeks ago with the creation of a longlist, following the release of the Tattersalls Winter Flat & National Hunt sale catalogue ! A long list that consisted of no less than 34 horses! We then checked in with the bloodstock agent and then a day or 2 prior to the sales had whittled that down to around 15 after taking out the ones we thought would go f

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Welcome to this week's post! It is all systems go behind the scenes here at Emris Racing as we gear up for the vibrant and transformative...

It has been an eventful couple of weeks for Emris Racing. Following meetings with Bloodstock agents, boarding providers and accountants....

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