Godolphin?s Veteran Equestrian Trainer Takes a Stroll Around the Historic Stable ? Take a Glimpse Inside

Godolphin Stables is a world-famous racing establishment boasting a rich legacy in the equestrian world. Built by Frederick Stanley, the 16th Earl of Derby, in the year 1903, it is presently owned by His Highness, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Since its establishment in 1903, the stable has been home to an illustrious array of G1-winning horses.

The popular names include the dazzling Shamardal, fellow Classic winner Dubawi, Rio De La Plata, Fantastic Light, Ramonti, and the heroic Mastery, who secured victory in the 2009 St. Leger. Recently, horse-riding enthusiasts were treated to an enchanting journey around the historic stable by Godolphin’s veteran equestrian trainer.

Godolphin’s veteran equestrian trainer gives a tour around the historic stable

In a recent post on YouTube by World Horse Racing, enthusiasts were treated to a tour of the enchanting Godolphin stables. The post?s caption read, ?Saeed Bin Suroor’s Stable Tour!? The featured video unfolded as a picturesque journey guided by the esteemed Saeed bin Suroor, a luminary in the world of British and global horse racing.

With an impressive four British trainers’ championships, 12 British Classic winners, nearly 2500 victories worldwide, and nearly 195 with Godolphin, he is Godolphin?s longest-serving trainer. His expertise lent a profound depth to the unfolding of the history, legacy, and luxury of the property.

The details that set Godolphin Stables apart

As the camera followed Saeed’s footsteps, viewers were granted a glimpse into a day in the life of this seasoned trainer, who has dedicated almost three decades to Godolphin since starting at the young age of 25.? In the background, the horses walked around with their jockeys and trainers while Saeed Bin Suroor overlooked details permeating every facet of the property.

The tour even showcased an entire wall filled with equestrian diadems and explained each story of the illustrious history of horses raised in these stables. Suroor shared how the gallops were especially well looked after to ensure the horse could train with the utmost precision, healthily, and safely.

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One noteworthy takeaway moment resonated when he expressed, ?When you work with horses, you have to give everything in your life for horses. You have to work seven days a week. It is amazing and beautiful. If you look after them really well, they?ll give you the result. The best result?. ??

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