King Charles III is set to sell all of the best-performing racehorses he has inherited from his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, when she died last month, on September 8.
The treasured 12 racehorses the new monarch assumed are set to be actioned at Newmarket’s Tattersalls.
The long-reigning monarch had a whopping 37 horses in races this year, of which a third have been given to Charles. In 1952, after the death of her father King George VI, Elizabeth was given her father's breeding and racing stock - which ignited a life-long love for the sport.
