DO YOU WANT TO OWN A FESTIVAL WINNER?
become a cheltenham and south west Syndicate Member today
Designed as an introduction to racing ownership, The Cheltenham & South West Syndicate is for Jump racing fans who share the dream of a Festival winner and have a love for our sport: horse racing.
The Syndicate features a host of benefits including annual member access to Cheltenham, Exeter, Warwick and Wincanton for TWO Jump racing seasons: 2018-19 and 2019-20.
Membership should not be seen as an investment; it’s for the fun, excitement and ups and downs of racehorse ownership.
Our trainers need little or no introduction, their experience and knowledge are second to none.
FOR JUST £2,950 THIS SYNDICATE MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES:
- Three top trainers in the South West
- A share in all three horses
- For two jump racing seasons: 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Full membership benefits of Cheltenham including The Festival, Exeter, Warwick and Wincanton Racecourses
- An exclusive facility at The Festival™, presented by Magners
- A share in any of the prize money won by the club's horses
- An opportunity to follow each of the horses owned by the club
- Organised stable visits and trips
- Exclusive updates via The Racing Manager Forum Page, meaning updates can be received by text and email straight to your phone
- Regular newsletters
Please contact Lucy Snell for more information or register your interest for Syndicate membership
Call 01242 537 667 or email lucy.snell@thejockeyclub.co.uk.
the trainers of our 3 syndicate horses:
Nicky Henderson
Champion Trainer three times and one of the most successful trainers ever at The Festival with 52 winners to date. Need we say more? He dominated the Champion Hurdle in the late 1980s with See You Then. More recently handled some spectacular jumpers, including Sprinter Sacre, Bobs Worth, Long Run, Binocular and Altior.
Diamond river
An unraced three-year-old by Imperial Monarch (IRE) out River Clyde (IRE). This imposing chestnut gelding has returned to Seven Barrows following a short break and will be trained with bumpers in mind for the 2018/19 season.
Diamond River is due to make his appearance in late spring, he has been working impressively at home, with Nicky reporting, “Of all my four-year-olds he is certainly showing a lot at home, not only is he forward but very capable too.”
Neil Mulholland
He started his training career in 2008, having 17 winners in his first season. His biggest success to date is Druid’s Nephew winning The Ultima Business Solutions Handicap Steeple Chase at The Festival and winner of the Bet365 Gold Cup at Sandown with The Young Master in 2016. Set in the beautiful surroundings of Bath, Neil’s yard boast a host of fantastic facilities.
Carolines charm
Carolines Charm has joined Neil Mulholland’s yard from Ireland where he looked a pleasing winner of his maiden point-to-point before falling at last. He is a progressive bay four-year-old by Masterofthehorse (IRE) out of Truckers Princess (IRE). This gelding comes with an excellent reputation from Ireland, being one of the highest rated pointer-to-pointers on the circuit.
In a competitive looking field Carolines Charm made his debut for the syndicate at Warwick on 19th December finishing a very creditable eighth. The initial lack of pace in the early stages probably didn’t help him to settle as he raced on the keen side in the hands of Robert Dunne. Tiring in the final furlong he showed a lot of promise. Robert commented that he showed a ‘brilliant attitude’ and looks sure to win some nice races in the future.
Kim Bailey
Kim offers top class training facilities with an owners experience to match. Having trained over 1200 winners and achieved the magical "Big Three“, The Grand National (Mr Frisk) 1990, The Cheltenham Gold Cup (Master Oats) 1995 and The Champion Hurdle (Alderbrook) 1995 his achievements are unrivalled.
HES No Trouble
Hes No Trouble trained by Kim Bailey is an Irish point-to-point winner who won his only start at Dromahane in Ireland at the end of April. A six-year-old bay gelding by Scorpion (IRE) out of She’s No Trouble (IRE), who is a full sister to the Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Looks Like Trouble and therefore holds high hopes for a trip around the Prestbury track in the coming season.
Hes No Trouble ran in a strong looking maiden hurdle before Christmas at Warwick coming seventh. A race where the subsequent winner Birchdale is highly touted by Seven Barrows, he ran a very promising race jumping fluently throughout in a handy third. Having his first run under runs he was entitled to get a little tired with both trainer, Kim Bailey, and jockey very pleased and excited for more to come moving forward.
