Royal trainer Andrew Balding: ‘Being queen of England doesn’t mean you’re queen of the racecourse’
Star of a new BBC documentary, the trainer talks about the pressures of the sport, a life spent on the gallops and hosting royalty
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Star of a new BBC documentary, the trainer talks about the pressures of the sport, a life spent on the gallops and hosting royalty
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