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Firstly what a lovely website, thankyou. In 1967, then aged 16, I left home in East Yorkshire and came to Bryan Fuchs, to be a groom and exercise rider to the racehorse trainer there, and Ilived in as part of my wages, £4 per week, all found. I have glorious memories of galloping full tilt on both Dulas and Red Wharf bay, on either Purston Planesong, a black, or Purston Macushla, a temperamental chestnut.
Now approaching 70 I want to bring my 10 year old grandson to see the bays, and would like to hear of any recommendations also to visit or where to stay close by. We will only have a couple of days, so any ideas welcome,Good Luck
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