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 After that horrific dead horse picture left the sport with an image crisis, Molly Sherring reveals the true face of racing - she mucks her horses out, she feeds them, she rides them, she cuddles them and even cries for them

The sport is facing an image crisis following the Gordon Elliott controversy

The picture affected a lot of innocent, animal-loving people like Molly Sherring 

She works at Fergal O'Brien's place, less than 10 miles away from Cheltenham

By Riath Al-Samarrai for the Daily Mail My Spirit Animal is A Grumpy Horse Who Kicks Annoying People Shirt

Published: 18:31 EDT, 14 March 2021 | Updated: 20:51 EDT, 14 March 2021

Molly Sherring is chatting about horses. The nice ones, the grumpy ones, the misunderstood one who drank her tea and the one that scares her.

That's the one they leave well alone. All except for Dragos, the quiet Romanian lad. He goes where they do not because he has a way about him.

'Dragos doesn't talk too much,' she says. 'But you have to see him with the horses to really get it. I love all the horses but that one, Ask A Honey Bee, I mostly stay away from him. He can be aggressive. But Dragos — wow.

Molly Sherring with Imperial Elysian, who she affectionately calls 'Keith', is a true face of racing

'I have seen him do a little whistle and Honey Bee just snaps out of it and starts following him. He is a miracle man. You need to see it.'

You do. Because seeing is important. Seeing is understanding. Seeing is to view a bigger picture than that other picture.

And so we continue the walk. It was a notch after 7am when Sportsmail arrived here, at the end of a side road off a side road off a small road. It's Fergal O'Brien's place, less than 10 miles from Cheltenham Racecourse, and it is where this son of a bus driver and breakfast cook has made his name as one of the leading jump trainers. We have visited to see another side of a sport facing an image crisis and that is how we have met Molly.

She's 22 and her university dissertation on horseracing management is due in but she was here at 5.30am, same as nearly every day for four years now. She's what they call the travelling head person, so 300 days a year she is off to the races with some of the 86 horses from this yard.

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