Dr Richard Newland

Jamie Insole has confirmed plans to train from his own "state-of-the-art yard" in Lambourn, with his partnership with Dr Richard Newland soon to come to an end after two and a half years together at Urloxhey Stables in Worcestershire. It was first reported on Monday that the duo would be going their separate ways, with Grand National-winning trainer Newland telling The Sun that he was "changing the shape of the yard a bit". Insole, who joined Newland on the licence in December 2023, has now outlined what the future looks...

Dr Richard Newland and Jamie Insole are set to go their separate ways, The Sun reported on Monday, bringing to an end a training partnership which has sent out 139 winners in Britain - 81 on the Flat and 58 over jumps - since its inception in December 2023. "Jamie has done a great job for us," Newland told The Sun. "He's been with us for two and a half years. I'm just changing the shape of the yard a bit. "Economically, racing is quite a challenge at the moment...

Former Tom Clover trainee and dual Listed winner Witness Stand (Expert Eye), now representing the training partnership of Jamie Insole and Richard Newland, was let go at 25-1 for Tuesday's G2 HKJC World Pool Lennox Stakes at Goodwood and made a mockery of his extended odds with a stunning victory in a dramatic renewal of the seven-furlong contest. The well-supported dual winner Kinross (Kingman) was withdrawn at the start after receiving a kick from eventual third Audience (Iffraaj). "I have been involved in a lot of big winners and to...

On his way home from the races last week, Jamie Insole reflected on a good day for his stable following a 13-length win for Tommy The Tank (Ire) over hurdles and two promising runs for three-year-old fillies at Southwell. This is the nature of the training partnership he shares with Dr Richard Newland: jumps here, Flat there, and all the while a growing number of horses at their Urloxhey Stables in Worcestershire. From that rural idyll on Sunday left Witness Stand (GB) (Expert Eye {Ire}), a new recruit to their...

The British Horseracing Authority has confirmed an outbreak of Equine Herpes Virus (EHV) at the yard of Grand National-winning trainer Dr Richard Newland in Worcestershire. Movement restrictions have been placed on the yard to limit any future spread while further sampling is under way to determine the exact strain, which has yet to be confirmed but is thought to be EHV-1. As of yet the BHA is not aware of any confirmed cases in any other yards but trainers and vets have been asked to be vigilant to clinical signs...