The winners have continued to flow from Habton Grange for over 60 years and Tim continues that trend turning out winner after winner

In 2021 Winter Power was a very impressive winner of the Group 1 Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes at York and in 2023 Art Power won the Group 1 Champion Sprint Stakes at Ascot. In 2023 Art Power also won the Group 2 Greenland Stakes and the Group 2 Sapphire Stakes at the Curragh.  

Other recent success includes the Group 3 Acomb Stakes winner and Bahrain Stakes winner, Wells Farhh Go and Mattmu the 2014 Group 2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte winner and the 2015 Group 3 Phoenix Sprint Stakes winner. 

Having trained well over 1000 winners, including the Classic winner Bollin Eric, Tim is always looking to add to his ever growing total. The racing success on the flat and over fences continues year after year at Habton Grange.

Tim has had plenty of success with his two-year-olds over the years and he always likes to target the annual juvenile sales races  

A number of valuable races in Britain are only open to two-year-old thoroughbreds that have been sold at public auction and Tim is a regular at the annual bloodstock sales looking for his next winner.

Seven years after Somnus took the Doncaster Bloodstock Sales St Leger Yearling Stakes in 2002, another bumper cheque was banked when Midnight Martini won the £300,000 race in 2009.  The juvenile filly, picked out of the Doncaster sale ring, netted £147,720 for her connections after beating Carnaby Street and Sole Power.

The valuable Newbury Weatherbys Super Sprint event is another two-year-old race Tim knows how to win having won it three times.  In 2012 Body And Soul was purchased for just £7,500 and collected £122,925 for her owners by winning the race. Tim had previously sent out Flanders in 1998 and Good Girl in 2001 to win race.

The Redcar Two-Year-Old Trophy is always high on the agenda and Tim has won the race four times, more than any other trainer.  In 1998, he won the race courtesy of the flying filly Pipalong, then with the champion sprinter Somnus in 2002 and more recently with the filly Body And Soul in 2012 and the filly Ventura Mist in 2013.

Tim has continued that success with his three-year-olds taking some more big prizes over the years. 

In 2021 Winter Power was an impressive winner of the Group 1 Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes at three after winning two listed races at York that year. In 2020 Art Power was not only an impressive Royal Ascot winner, he also won the Group 3 Coolmore Sioux Nation Lacken Stakes at Naas.

In 2017 Golden Apollo won the £100,000 Three-Year-Old Charity Sprint Handicap at York finishing with a strong late run.  In 2014 See The Sun led from start to finish to win the race, following Body and Soul's 2013 success. Tim has now won the Three-Year-old Charity Sprint Handicap at York five times. The other winners were Dazzling Bay and Artie winning the race in 2003 and 2002 respectively. 

In 2014 Mattmu was 2nd in the Redcar Two-Year-Old Trophy and then went on to win the Listed Rockingham Stakes at York, the Group 2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte in France, before winning the Group 3 Pheonix Stakes at the Curragh, as a three-year-old.

Tim has also had unforgettable success at the Cheltenham and Aintree jumping Festivals with Barton and Hawk High. 

It does not matter what type of horse it is, training them for the flat or over jumps is what comes naturally to the Easterby family.