John and Thady Gosden team up to share training licence
‘Exciting times’ at powerhouse Newmarket yard.
Thady Gosden is looking forward to “exciting times” ahead after confirming he is set to hold a joint-licence with his father and multiple champion trainer John from the start of the new Flat turf season. The father-and-son team will become the highest-profile partnership yet, since joint-licence arrangements were introduced last year. Among those to have joined forces already are two other father-and-son partnerships in Simon and Ed Crisford and Paul and Oliver Cole – who consolidated their new licence quickly with a piece of turf history when they triumphed at Royal Ascot with Highland Chief. The Gosdens’ new licence should be officially in place by the end of this month, with British Horseracing Authority administration expected to be complete in time for the start of the new season at Doncaster on March 27.Follow us on Twitter racing365dotcom and like our Facebook page.
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