Clover on the move again as he takes over at Kremlin House
The old joke about having been in more stables than Mary and Joseph certainly applies to upcoming trainer Tom Clover, who has recently made a third move around central Newmarket in the space of just a year.
This time, however, Clover has come home earlier than expected after a recent chain of stable-hopping opened the door to him taking the reins at Kremlin House Stables on the Fordham Road. The 34-year-old is sure his latest move will be his last, especially as he is now in the domain of Gay Jarvis – his mother-in-law.
A former assistant to David Simcock, Clover had not long moved into Saville House stables on the Exeter Road when he received a call in the spring that would change his plans dramatically.
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