This Racing Life - Dr Richard Newland, Jamie Insole and Constitution Hill's breeder

[@janetmarshall7171]

Love to hear about this Doctor and his team!! Especially hearing from The Breeder of Champion Horse, Constitutional Hill!! Great News!!

[@KypriosKing]

Shergar Hill ;) ..... type stories... sold the dam Queen of the stage? who buys an old mare ( a very good one from the nearctic and nearo lines) breeds her, builds a connection over years and bond with her then sells her after successful offspring? seems strange. Constitution hill reminds me a lot of Shergar.. looks, running style etc Maybe even a distant great grandson one would say :)

[@KypriosKing]

funny how Shergar and Constitution hill both not only look and run the same but also have same coat and both have a distinctive dark patch on their rumps. Then you have miss Mi5 noot living in what appears to be a hotel style mansion not short of money clearly....and her secret husband who bought her a racehorse. Creswell. And i'll go 1 step further to prove this horse constitution hill is a progeny of Shergar... look at both horses face they both have identical vein that starts at the eye and ends middle of the face. Identical. That's 4 out of 4 Breed and colour looks and style Face vein and the biggest one the dark patch on the rumps

[@ladygardener100]

I you though Alan was strict you ne er worked for the Duke in his pomp.😮

[@robstaniforth7175]

Did the chief turn up driving?

[@chimp0]

Brill content

[@canadianmaplefan8079]

He looks like Cat in the Hat character

[@ascott6328]

top NH trainers saying jump racing is dead in England, congratulation BHA and woke julie you have achieved your goal.

[@timcomley5948]

Last part of your post is just daft

[@ladygardener100]

National hunt traditionally relied on owner breeders, farming type people steeped in countryside ways. Those days have gone. Training fees are £30K per annum, not something many people without wealth can indulge.

[@ladygardener100]

I trained flat horses so much easier than NH, who need three months prep before they can get race fit, but two months for a flat horse, and they can run every month, or even every other week, lol

[@ladygardener100]

We used to buy discards from professional yards, and never pushed them or let the jockey hit them, in fact they had a complete change of environment. Took them down to the beach on a Sunday, they had a great life.