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It’s great to see new money coming into British racing - but there’s an air of mystery about one big-spending outfit

China Horse Club founder Teo Ah KhingCredit: Edward Whitaker
If you want to try to see what the next year in racing might look like, then the sales are always a pretty good place to start.
It is here you get to see where the power is being built, the forming of new alliances – or the re-emergence of old ones – and the hustling of those wanting to advance. Win in the ring, win on the course, as the old saying goes.
There were huge sums of money spent on embryonic racehorses at Tattersalls, with the sales ground notably busy last Wednesday.
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