Multi-millionaire Lord Vestey, 71, (pictured) attends important ceremonial occasions as the man responsible for the Royal Mews and the Queen’s carriages and horses.
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Queen’s Master of the House, Lord Vestey, in hospital after being badly injured in a riding accident
Queen’s Master of the House, Lord Vestey, in hospital after being badly injured in a riding accident
Multi-millionaire Lord Vestey, 71, (pictured) attends important ceremonial occasions as the man responsible for the Royal Mews and the Queen’s carriages and horses.
See on www.dailymail.co.uk
Queen’s Master of the House, Lord Vestey, in hospital after being badly injured in a riding accident
Multi-millionaire Lord Vestey, 71, (pictured) attends important ceremonial occasions as the man responsible for the Royal Mews and the Queen’s carriages and horses.
See on www.dailymail.co.uk
LOOK: Famous People Are Coming For The Preakness, Bikini Contest
BALTIMORE, Md — While horse fans from around the world will tune into NBC for the 138th Preakness Stakes this Saturday, the race’s actual attendees will more likely be invested in the event for its reputation as Baltimore’s biggest party.
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Horse Racing’s Quest For Safety Fuels Push For National Medication And Drug Standards
This is the second in a series of posts, corresponding with horse racing’s Triple Crown, examining safety issues facing the sport. Part one appears here.
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Under Armour CEO has grand vision for horse racing
Kevin Plank is no stranger to venturing into businesses that make people turn their heads. First there was Under Armour, now it’s horse racing, where he wants his Sagamore Farm to produce a Triple Crown winner.
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The Railbird Looks Over Orb’s Rivals In The Preakness – Town & Country Magazine
The racing fan wants a Triple Crown, but the bettor sees a few strong wagers at The Preakness.
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Orb co-owner Janney, a Preakness fixture, has sobering message for Kentucky
Stuart Janney III’s presence at the Preakness Stakes has never been dependent on the runners in his stable.
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