HH Article about Lynn Robertson Broadhill Stables

[Ambers Echo]

Horse and Hound magazine have published a detailed article about possible shenanigans involving this dealer. Buyers Beware!

There is also a thread about this here:

Thread 'The dealer that cannot be named'

14 February 2026

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https://pocketmags.com/horse-and-hound-magazine/05-mar-26

 

[Nicnac]

You've mentioned the name of SWMNBN I can't read it as have had my 5 this month.

 

[Petalpoos]

It’s a very non-committal article, but at least she has been mentioned.

BTW - You can read H&H every week for free by subscribing to Libby, the library service’s online product. Lots of free books too, reading and audio!

 

[Ambers Echo]

You've mentioned the name of SWMNBN I can't read it as have had my 5 this month.

The article is on the SWMNBN thread. A double page spread.

 

[Ambers Echo]

An update today

Woman arrested on suspicion of fraud relating to horse sales after more than 80 alleged victims come forward - Horse & Hound

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of fraud relating to the sale of horses, police have confirmed. Cambridgeshire Constabulary’s policing east team announced this afternoon (11 March) that the woman, who is in her 30s and from Soham, was arrested on Monday. She has been released on bail...

www.horseandhound.co.uk

The article says:

"The alleged fraud is believed to have taken place between 2024 and February this year, with more than 80 suspected victims coming forward to police....

An investigation has been launched and anyone with any information is urged to contact us via our major incident portal.”

 

[ester]

Not sure why the other thread got closed as no note from admin on it but posted on the fb group today:

Letter today from Official Receiver - in summary, total assets £0, total liabilities £718,054.05.

Regarding proof of debt, some people have mentioned that they have not heard back after submitting the form. The letter says proof of debt will not be acknowledged.

Not great news so far as pursuing Lynn for her debts. I’m keeping going via the bank and ombudsman and hoping the criminal investigation results in some justice.

 

[The Fuzzy Furry]

Not sure why the other thread got closed as no note from admin on it but posted on the fb group today:

That is a huge amount for equines valued on average each at around 12k +/- (I'm generalising).
Perhaps there are other debts included that were not in the public domain such as mortgage arrears or rental arrears, vehicle payments, who knows what else.... (not asking a question, but again I am musing).
If that figure over £700k is purely related to fraud of horse sales transactions, that is horrendous. No wonder she beleaguered the likes of the Dodgy dealer pages and even admin on here to remove anything that might be negative.

 

[meleeka]

That's a lot of money! I wonder what she did with it all.

 

[FieldOrnaments]

It’s a very non-committal article, but at least she has been mentioned.

BTW - You can read H&H every week for free by subscribing to Libby, the library service’s online product. Lots of free books too, reading and audio!

You can also just put the link into an incognito tab if you're over the free article limit

 

[New Forests Rock]

Some of those horses were "sold" to five different people at the same time so that could explain how the debts mounted up.

 

[ester]

IIRC they had got to several hundred thousand on the spreadsheet

 

[Tiddlypom]

Total assets £0?

Pfft, a likely story.

 

[ester]

Total assets moved elsewhere …

 

[New Forests Rock]

And in someone else's name ...

 

[ester]

yes that’s what I meant