Harraton Court Stables is the ultimate experience for any horse racing enthusiast. It is located in the village of Exning, less than three miles northeast of Newmarket, the historic centre of the horseracing world. Built during the 1880s by John George Lambton, the third Earl of Durham. The stables are grade II listed, an imposing example of late-Victorian equestrian architecture. Originally built as a private residence, Harraton House was a large building with landscaped gardens and meandering paths which lead to the stables. Harraton Court Stables is now comprised of two components, the racing stables and the training stables, replacing the former stallion barn.