| These premises have been known by different names during their history: | FROM | TO | NAME |
| 1765 | 1993 | RED HOUSE, RED HORSE |
| 1993 | 1995 | FATTY ARBUCKLE'S |
I can only imagine that this name refers to the colour of the brickwork on the building.
The pub had a pleasure garden attached. In 1925 a music license was granted for use in the lawn and athletic ground at the Red House.
In the late 1970s and early 1980s it was owned by Hoskins brewery of Leicester.
In the late 1980s it was owned by Hoskins brewery of Leicester for a few years and after that became Fatty Arbuckle's nightclub for a while.
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LICENSEES:1841 - 1850 Samuel Pinches
1861 - 1879 Thomas Venn
1893 - 1912 E. Venn & W. H. Venn (brothers)
1912 - 1913 W. H. Venn
1929 - 1938 E. Venn
1939 - 1940 A. J. Parnell
1985 Mr M. S. Shankrowalia
1960s James Tynan (see above and also Admiral Codrington, Radford Road)
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OWNERS:1894 E. Venn & W. H. Venn (brothers) bought at auction*
1985 Ansells
*Thanks to Colin Kirkham for additional information
Brewers
1876 - 1878 Thomas Venn
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