King Charles III is about to sell 12 favorite racehorses of the late Queen Elizabeth II. According to The Sun, this is part of Charles’ efforts to “shake up the monarchy” and modernize it. Therefore, a third of the best real racehorses have to be sold.
He owned before he died Queen Elizabeth II. 37 horses in total, but now a source close to the Royal Sandringham stallion in Norfolk told the paper The daily mailthat there is talk of putting an end to his “breeding operation”. “The royal stable can become a museum in three years. It would be a real shame “ said a stallion employee.
The queen’s horse won two days before her death
Love Affairs, the queen’s horse that won a race at Goodwood just two days before her death, is also up for auction. However, a royal source has ensured that the king still intends to maintain the link between horse racing and the royal family. “We want to continue the traditions and association with horse racing, but not on the same scale as it was under His Majesty”, He added.
Currently it has King Charles III. 60 racehorses and 38 mares in Sandringham and 30 new foals expected next year. Karl might be convinced of the benefits of keeping the farm with the money the horses generate. Only fromand for the past five years they have accumulated his mother’s horses according to the letter The sun as much as 2.2 million pounds in earnings.
It is not the first unexpected step of the new monarch. Immediately after he ascended the throne and moved to Buckingham Palace, Charles III. send a letter to his former servants in which announced that some of them would be rejected as unnecessary. The staff of his residence are so elegant came a great shock and at the same time days of uncertainty, in which they had no idea who would get the black Peter. All this at the moment their beloved queen died.
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