It's one win from one run at Royal Ascot for young trainer Harry Eustace as Latin Lover crossed the line first in the Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes handicap earlier in the flat season.
Now Harry takes Ancient Times to the July Festival in his hometown of Newmarket with a great chance in the 5f Moet & Chandon Handicap. The horse is two from two this season with good wins at Doncaster and Musselburgh but knows with stiffer competition comes new challenges.
Harry grew up at Park Lodge, immersed in the excitement of a busy training stables. He went on to work at several prestigious establishments internationally, as well as with Royal Trainer to The Queen, William Haggas at Somerville Lodge Stables.
We spent the day with Harry and his team at his family-run stables to understand where his passion for racing comes from, why he took over from his father in 2021 and what his ambitions for the future hold.
“Horses are our life, not just a business - we’re just lucky that we are able to combine the two.” - Harry Eustace.
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