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Cliff Stud in Hemlsey Welcomes New Management: George & Daisy Take the Reins….
Cliff Stud, a renowned horse breeding and training facility located in Hemlsey, North Yorkshire, has recently undergone a change in management. At the helm is George, a seasoned ex-jockey with a impressive racing background. In this blog post, we’ll delve into George’s remarkable achievements and what he brings to the table as the new manager of Cliff Stud.
George’s Racing Career:
George’s impressive racing career is marked by numerous successes, including victories in the prestigious Wokingham Stakes and Northumberland Plate. In 2014, he rode for Richard Fahey-trained Baccarat to victory in the Wokingham Stakes at Berkshire, followed by a win in the Northumberland Plate at Newcastle just a week later. This remarkable achievement showcases his exceptional skills and expertise as a jockey.
With his wealth of experience and knowledge, George is poised to bring a new level of excellence to Cliff Stud. His extensive network and connections in the racing industry will undoubtedly benefit the stud’s operations, allowing them to attract top talent and secure high-quality bloodstock. Furthermore, George’s expertise in training and handling horses will enable him to provide expert guidance to the stud’s staff, ensuring that every horse receives the best possible care and attention.
Daisy’s Equine Background:
Daisy has over 14 years of experience working in the equine industry, having started her career at a racing yard whilst still at school. She has enjoyed spells working at both stud and prestigious show jumping yards, but has always gravitated back to racing. Her extensive experience and knowledge will undoubtedly be an asset to Cliff Stud, allowing her to provide expert guidance on all aspects of horse care and management.
The arrival of George & Daisy at Cliff Stud marks an exciting new chapter in the history of this esteemed horse breeding and training facility. With George’s impressive racing background and Daisy’s extensive experience in the equine industry, it’s clear that Cliff Stud is in good hands. As we look forward to the future, we can expect great things from Cliff Stud under George and Daisy’s guidance.
