Trainer excited to begin new chapter at Market Drayton yard

David Loughnane, seen here at Highfield Stables, is looking forward to a fresh startCredit: Louise Pollard

David Loughnane is waking up to a fresh start on Monday as he begins training from Henshaw Grange stables in Market Drayton.

On Sunday Loughnane moved eight horses out of Arthington Barn in Helmsley, where Roger Fell will now be training and he is looking forward to training from his new yard, which used to be occupied by Tim Pitt.

After viewing a number of possible options, Loughnane settled on Henshaw Grange in the belief it offers conditions most similar to those he had been used to at Arthington Barn, from where he has sent out 24 winners in 2016.

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Mark ScullyRacing Post Reporter

Published on 25 September 2016inNews

Last updated 15:34, 25 September 2016

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