Tycoon called racecourse meeting to ‘take back control’ of will

The son of a millionaire tyre tycoon told the High Court his father called an urgent meeting at York racecourse to ‘take back control’ of his will. Businessman and racehorse owner Reg Bond left most of his remaining £12.3m fortune to sons Charlie, 43, and Graham, 51, when he died aged 77 in March 2021. His other son Mike, 52, and daughter Lindsay, 55, were left with £325,000 each. They claim their father’s final will in 2019 was invalid because…

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