Spindles Farm owner James Gray faces financial ruin
Judges have rejected the appeal of horse trader James Gray, who was jailed after being found guilty of Britain’s worst recorded case of equine neglect, against his £600,000 legal bill
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James Gray must pay RSPCA £600,000
A judge today upped the costs disgraced horse dealer James Gray must pay the RSPCA by £200,000 to £600,000
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Spindles Farm buyer found but most shied away from notorious address
Buyer kept hanging on as the sale of the farm where 150 sick and dying horses were found in 2008 grinds on
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Spindles Farm dealer James Gray released from prison early
Horse dealer James Gray has been released from prison after serving just over 12 weeks of an eight-month sentence for cruelty
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Spindles Farm horse dealer James Gray convicted of five more offences
Disgraced horse dealer James Gray has been convicted of five offences relating to horses transported through Dover in 2007
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Could you rehome a Spindles Farm horse?
The RSPCA is looking for homes for 17 horses and ponies rescued from squalor at James Gray's horror farm
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Horse & Hound's Spindles Farm investigation diary part II
Following head of news Abigail Butcher's insight into our exclusive investigation, deputy news editor Charlotte White explains her part in the behind the scenes look at what was going on at Spindles Farm
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James Gray sentenced to an extra two months in jail
Disgraced horse dealer James Gray from Spindles Farm has been given an extra two months in jail for absconding from court
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James Gray under arrest after two weeks on the run
The Buckinghamshire horse trader who absconded from court earlier this month has been arrested and will return to Aylesbury Crown Court tomorrow
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Horse & Hound's Spindles Farm investigation diary
Today's H&H includes an exclusive four-page investigation into James Gray and Spindles Farm and here H&H's head of news gives you an insight into how it came about
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James Gray's horses rescued from Spindles Farm: then and now
Watch a slideshow of horses rescued from Spindles Farm and nursed back to health by the teams at the Horse Trust, World Horse Welfare and Redwings
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James Gray's Spindles Farm visited by the RSPCA yet again
The RSCPA inspectors visited Spindles Farm last Thursday following a tip-off from a member of the public about a lame goat
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James Gray is on the run after disappearing from court
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of disgraced horse dealer James Gray — of Spindles Farm — after he disappeared from court while being sentenced for animal cruelty offences
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Gray family found guilty of cruelty to Spindles Farm horses again
James Gray and his wife, son and daughters have lost their appeal against conviction for the shocking events which led to 32 horses dying at the Buckinghamshire farm
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Disgraced horse dealer James Gray's Spindles Farm is up for sale
Spindles Farm — the site from which 115 horses, ponies and donkeys in a poor condition were removed in January 2008 — is up for sale.
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James Gray appeal against jail sentence starts
A judge will review all the evidence which convicted Buckinghamshire horse trader James Gray and members of his family in the UK's worst horse cruelty case
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James Gray appeal date put back by seven days
After another delay, horse dealer James Gray and members of his family will appeal their convictions and sentences for horse cruelty on 11 January
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James Gray returns to court
Amersham horse trader James Gray has returned to court after breaking his bail conditions for a second time, H&H has learned
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Horse dealer James Gray charged with breaching bail conditions
The horse dealer at the centre of Britain’s worst equine abuse case was charged after handing himself in to Amersham police
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Equine charities blast James Gray for breaking bail conditions
Horse charities have condemned disgraced horse dealer James Gray, who is today pictured in a national paper at a horse fair
