Gosden buys Newmarket yard

John Gosden is to leave his Manton base this winter and return to training in Newmarket.

Mon, 17 Oct, 2005 - 09:34

John Gosden is to leave his Manton base this winter and return to training in Newmarket.

The 54-year-old moved from Newmarket to the Sangster Family-owned estate in Wiltshire in 2000 but has purchased Clarehaven Stables on the Bury Road, the yard of the late Alec Stewart.

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