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'Now I feel there's cause for optimism'

We asked three industry insiders how they thought Brexit would affect the upcoming European yearling sale season, which gets underway at Arqana this weekend

Matt Coleman: hopes that foreign spending might increase because of Brexit
Matt Coleman: hopes that foreign spending might increase because of Brexit

Anthony Stroud

I think it'll be business as normal as far as sales go. I don't think Brexit will affect bloodstock at all and, in fact, I think it will actually encourage people to come to England to buy horses as the pound has decreased in value and they can get more for their money.

For me, my spending habits for my clients would stay the same. Initially, there was a lot of uncertainty surrounding Brexit and if you asked me the day after the results I would have probably given a different answer, but now I feel there is a lot more cause for optimism.

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