You are here: Home / Articles / News
James Gray's horses rescued from Spindles Farm: then and now
27 May, 2010
Subscribe to Horse & Hound and save up to 35% today
The horses rescued from Spindles Farm in January 2008 finally have their future secured. The RSCPA was awarded ownership when James Gray lost his appeal against his conviction on 12 May. The horses will now be signed over to the charities that have been caring for them for the past two years.
Spindles Farm horses: then and now
Related articles:
- Ascot racecourse to star in James Bond film
- Dead and starving horses found on Northern Irish farm
- Redwings provides home to horses rescued from Co Antrim farm
- Runners negotiate cross-country course at Great Witchingham
- Man charged after police find 28 carcasses in “graveyard for horses”
- London families get riding training with Emile Faurie
- Last shows held at Manor Farm Equestrian Centre
- African farmers use donkeys to scare away big cats
- Own-label equine wormers launched by leading country retailer
- Charity race between hounds and rugby club raises 2,085 for charity