James Gray released on bail after appealing cruelty conviction
Buckinghamshire horse trader James Gray has been released on bail after appealing against a six-month jail sentence given to him last week
 
				Buckinghamshire horse trader James Gray has been released on bail after appealing against a six-month jail sentence given to him last week
 
				Spindle Farm horse trader James Gray has been sentenced to six months in prison, ordered to pay £400,000 costs and banned from keeping equines for life
 
				Buckinghamshire horse trader James Gray and his family are in court today following their convictions for cruelty to horses
 
				The charities that rehabilitated the horses, ponies and donkeys taken from James Gray's Spindle Farm, Amersham, have mounted appeals to recoup some of their £1.2million costs
 
				James Gray faces five charges of travelling horses in an unsuitable vehicle and without relelvant documentation
 
				Horse trader James Gray and his family have been found guilty of gross cruelty, but what was going on at Spindle Farm?
 
				 
				Judge finds James Gray guilty of all charges after he allowed 31 horses to die in his care and another 111 to become emaciated
 
				James Gray is due to go on trial today, charged with five trading standards offences
 
				James Gray faces five charges of transporting animals in an unsuitable vehicle, brought by Kent County Council
 
				A judge has today told the trial of James Gray that he will not deliver his verdict until 8 May
 
				No end date has been put on the Amersham court case, which has already been extended by a week
 
				Top vet tells Bicester Magistrates Court that he believes Amersham horses' poor condition was caused by ineffective worming, not starvation
 
				James Gray tells the judge that dead horses found by RSPCA inspectors had died without warning or displaying any sign of illness.
 
				The trial of Buckinghamshire horse trader James Gray will continue for an eleventh week, a judge has ruled.
 
				James Gray will be first to take the stand this morning and give evidence as his defence case starts against charges of animal cruelty
 
				The judge in the Amersham cruelty case has told defendant James Gray that he must arrive at court by 9.30am each day or face arrest
 
				Vets are performing a post mortem on a dead foal found at the farm near Amersham in Buckinghamshire
 
				Vet Paul Jepson, director of the Horse Trust, told the James Gray trial how horses improved quickly once taken in the charity's care
 
				H&H visits the Amersham trial to find the court at a standstill when Gray fails to turn up
