King Charles III declared that he would start ending his mother’s race activities and reducing the number of horses he inherited from her.
He declared that he would public auction off 12 horsepower of the best racehorses in “Tattersls” auctions in Nestarut, followed by other sales.
The British newspaper Mirror said that King Charles inherited 12 of 37 horses owned by the Queen, while the rest of the horses went to other individuals in the royal family.
As part of her management of the horse group, Queen Elizabeth sold roughly 7 horses yearly, so what the king sells this year will represent a major rise in the number of royal horses available for sale, the speaker noted.
According to royal sources cited in the newspaper, caring for horses was expensive for Queen Elizabeth because she did not always succeed in the races.
Last year, 36 hp won the first places in different races, allowing the Queen to achieve profits of about 590,000 pounds, and this was exceptional.
After her father, King George VI, passed away in 1952, the late Queen received a number of horses, which inspired her to take an interest in horse racing.
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