King Charles earns over £1million selling 14 of Queen’s beloved horses as Royal racing operation undergoes big shake-up

KING Charles earned more than £1million selling 14 of the late Queen’s beloved racehorses.

The sales ranged from £300,000 for Just Fine – the horse that gave Charles his first winner in the Royal Silks – to £4,000 for three-year-old colt Tack.

King Charles inherited the horses from his late mother, who passed away aged 96 at Balmoral last month.

The horses’ owner was previously listed as The Queen but this changed to The King after Charles assumed control of her cherished runners.

He has had some success on the track already, with three wins from 19 runners at the time of writing.