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EXETER NEWS: Racingclub.com to Sponsor Two Races on Haldon Gold Cup Day

Press Release 14th October 2026 Exeter

Racingclub.com is set to sponsor two races at this year’s Haldon Gold Cup meeting at Exeter Racecourse.

The race sponsorship will see Racingclub.com support both the Class 3 Novices’ Hurdle and the Class 4 Handicap Chase at one of the highlights of the Jump season.

Racingclub.com is committed to providing its customers with a top-class racehorse ownership experience and prides itself on the diversity and expertise of its team. The organisation has brought together individuals from a variety of backgrounds, each contributing unique perspectives and skills to its growing ownership community.

Racingclub.com currently has National Hunt syndicate horses trained by Jamie Snowden, Emma Lavelle, and Kim Bailey and Mat Nicholls, giving its members the opportunity to experience ownership at some of the leading meetings across the country.

Richard Jaques, Managing Director of Racingclub.com, said: “I’m delighted that Racingclub.com is sponsoring two races on the prestigious Haldon Gold Cup card at Exeter Racecourse, one of the highlights of the National Hunt season.

“The fixture is always extremely well attended by racing enthusiasts, many of whom are already shareholders in Racingclub.com’s National Hunt syndicate horses, which are trained by Jamie Snowden, Emma Lavelle, as well as Kim Bailey and Mat Nicholls.

“It’s a fantastic opportunity for us to support such an important fixture in the National Hunt calendar while bringing Racingclub.com closer to our members and the wider racing community.”

Jack Parkinson, General Manager of Exeter Racecourse, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Racingclub.com as a partner of ours on Haldon Gold Cup Day. The fixture is a highlight of the season here at Exeter, and we know that it attracts a really knowledgeable racing ground so this feels like a great partnership.

“We’re looking forward to welcoming Racingclub.com, and hopefully lots of their owners to enjoy Devon’s richest raceday!”

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