FenmarshCheveley · Newmarket Enquire
A mare and her foal in a misty paddock at first light

Cheveley · Newmarket · Established 1974

Ten stallions.
One hundred and forty mares.
Fifty-two seasons.

Fenmarsh is a family stud on the Cheveley side of Newmarket. We stand ten stallions from £3,500 to £35,000, board mares for owners in eleven countries, and foal down every one of them ourselves.

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Group 1 winners bred
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Stallions standing at Cheveley
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Mares boarded each season
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Years under the same family
Figures last verified 14 July 2026

The roster

Standing for 2027

Five of the ten below. Fees are quoted October 1st, Special Live Foal, and every nomination is agreed directly with Harriet Vaux — there is no portal and no agent in between.

The full roster

What we actually do

A stud is a place where somebody is awake at four in the morning.

Fenmarsh boards around one hundred and forty mares a season across two hundred and eighty acres of Suffolk chalk. We foal them down in our own barn, with our own staff, and we do not sub-contract the nights.

Owners get a photograph of their foal within the hour, a weekly written report through the season, and a named person to ring. That is the whole model.

Boarding & foaling
A mare nursing her foal in the early morning mist
The foaling barn, 4.10am — twelve boxes, cameras on every one

Sales record

Recent results at Park Paddocks, Goffs and Arqana

Selected results, 2023–2025. Full sales history available on request.
YearLotSalePrice
2025B c Winter Compass — Rowan IsleTattersalls October Bk 1340,000gns
2025Ch f Flintgate — AmberlightTattersalls October Bk 1285,000gns
2025B c Flintgate — Tansy LaneGoffs Orby€260,000
2025B f Winter Compass — PentlowTattersalls October Bk 2155,000gns
2024Marram Grass (in foal to Flintgate)Tattersalls December Mares410,000gns
Full sales record

Owners

People who send us mares

We sent two mares in 2019 to try them out. We have eleven there now. Declan rings me himself when something is wrong, which is the whole point.
Sir Alastair KennyOwner-breeder · Co. Kildare
The weekly reports are the thing nobody else does properly. Photographs, weights, what the vet said. I have never once had to chase them for news.
Pia LindqvistBråviken Bloodstock · Sweden
Harriet told me not to send my mare to Flintgate. She was right, and she cost herself a covering fee saying so. That is why I keep going back.
Michael FearonFearon Racing · North Yorkshire

The ground

Two hundred and eighty acres of chalk, and that is not a marketing line.

The soil here drains within the hour. It is why Newmarket is where it is, and it is why our foals go out in February when studs twenty miles west are still stood in.

Nine paddocks, none bigger than eleven acres, all with post-and-rail rather than wire. The hedges were laid by hand in 1974 and they are still the same hedges.

The stud in pictures
Mares and a foal beside the water on an English morning
Below the chalk cut, Fenmarsh Lane

Nominations

Books for 2027 are open

Tell us the mare and we will tell you honestly whether the match is worth making. If it is not, we will say so.

Enquire about a nomination