Tim Easterby is a highly respected dual-purpose racehorse trainer based at Great Habton, North Yorkshire, and the son of three-time Champion Trainer Peter Easterby. Growing up immersed in the world of racing, Tim had the privilege of watching his father train some of the sport’s most celebrated champions, including Sea Pigeon, Night Nurse, Saucy Kit, Alverton and Little Owl.

Since taking over the family training operation in 1996, Tim has established his own impressive record of success on both the Flat and over jumps. His achievements include Classic success with Bollin Eric, alongside Group 1 victories with Winter Power, Art Power, Pipalong, Fayr Jag and Somnus, as well as Grade 1 Cheltenham Festival success with Barton.

Tim’s list of notable winners also includes multiple Group 2 and Group 3 winner Art Power, Mattmu, winner of the Group 2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte, and Wells Farhh Go, who captured both the Group 3 Acomb Stakes and the Bahrain Stakes. Over jumps, Hawk High added further distinction with victory in the Grade 3 Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival.

With a proud family heritage, decades of experience and a proven record at the highest level, Tim continues to build on the Easterby name, combining traditional horsemanship with a passion for producing winners on the racecourse.

Throughout the year, Tim is a regular presence at bloodstock sales across the UK, Ireland and France, sourcing exciting new talent to join the yard at Habton Grange.

Once purchased, horses available for sale or syndication are showcased on our website, giving prospective owners the opportunity to find their ideal horse and become part of the team.

Whether you are looking to purchase a horse outright, take a half or quarter share, or enjoy the experience through our highly successful Reality Partnership, there are ownership options to suit a range of budgets and ambitions. 

Keep an eye on our website for the latest horses available and discover your opportunity to become part of the excitement at Habton Grange.