🔹 About Mick & David Easterby

Mick Easterby is a legendary figure in British horse racing who has been training racehorses since 1955 from New House Farm in Sheriff Hutton, North Yorkshire. In 2021, he partnered with his son, David Easterby, to continue the family's rich racing tradition under a joint training licence. Together, they have maintained a reputation for excellence in both Flat and National Hunt racing, emphasizing individualized care and strategic placement of their horses.

Their training facilities at New House Farm are extensive, featuring private gallops (flat, uphill, all-weather, and turf), schooling facilities, and ample paddocks, providing an ideal environment for developing racehorses.

🔹 Notable Horses Trained

• Mrs McArdy – Winner of the 1977 1000 Guineas, showcasing Mick Easterby's ability to train Classic winners.

• Lochnager – Crowned Europe's top sprinter in 1976 with victories in the Temple Stakes, King's Stand Stakes, July Cup, and William Hill Sprint Championship.

• Peterhof – Triumphed in the 1976 Triumph Hurdle, highlighting the yard's success in National Hunt racing.

• Gentleman's Deal – Secured the 2007 Winter Derby, reflecting the team's prowess in middle-distance Flat races.

• Hoof It – Achieved notable wins in the Stewards' Cup (2011) and Stewards' Sprint (2016), emphasizing the yard's continued success in sprint races.

🔹 Training Philosophy

Mick and David Easterby prioritize a hands-on, individualized approach to training, recognizing that each horse has unique needs. They believe in nurturing each horse's potential through tailored training regimens and by providing a supportive environment. Mick emphasizes the importance of understanding a horse's natural ability, maintaining that success comes through talent developed in the right way.

🔹 Ownership Opportunities

Mick & David Easterby Racing offers various ownership models to suit different preferences and budgets:

• Sole Ownership – For those seeking full control and involvement with their horse.

• Partnerships – Shared ownership arrangements, allowing for collaborative decision-making and shared expenses.

• Syndicates – Affordable entry into racehorse ownership, with options like the our Ursa Major Racing Syndicate and the M & D Easterby Racing Club, which offers yard visits, exclusive news, and race day experiences.