John Berry, racehorse trainer
The Sport Of Kings has over the past decades become The Racing Industry, and one of the consequences of this change (I won't call it progress) is that one can easily forget that racing was devised to give people pleasure. I try not to lose sight of this fact, and I hope I remain mindful of how fortunate Emma and I are to live in a stable full of lovely horses and to be involved, albeit in a minor role, in our wonderful sport.
I love this place and I love the horses who live here. I regard myself very fortunate to have the support of a small bunch of extremely loyal and supportive owners and to have the assistance of a team of good people. They either began as or have become valued friends.
I believe and hope that all those involved with the stable feel the same way about the operation as I do. If they do, and if we can provide the horses with a great life in return for all that they give us, then what we are doing is worthwhile.
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
As he's only a little two-year-old, Karma Chameleon isn't the obvious horse to thrive on frequent visits to the racecourse but he's...
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Just six days after his first victory, Karma Chameleon was back in the winner's enclosure on Wednesday following a six-length victory over the extended mile at Wolverhampton
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
We were delighted with the first win for two-year-old Karma Chameleon, who scored by two lengths over a mile on Kempton's Polytrack...
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Sunday, November 06, 2011
A number of our Flat horses have left the stable for their winter breaks and it's the turn of the jumps team to keep the stable's...
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
The stable's good form continued on Tuesday with a resounding comeback from Rhythm Stick, who, after 239 days off the track, won his...
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