The Racing Club Syndicate Welcomed As An Annual Box Holder

The addition provides a fantastic opportunity for syndicate members of the Racing Club syndicate to be able to enjoy the premium experiences on offer at Newbury Racecourse across the action-packed year.

Racehorse ownership from as little as £45 per year and exists to bring like-minded individuals together to build a community with a focus on entertainment and great days out. As well as providing regular updates on the five syndicate horses, opportunities to visit the yards where they are trained, a chance to see horses on the gallops and a share in any prize money, Racing Club also run monthly ballots to win hospitality tickets to The O2, Wembley, Southampton FC and now Newbury Racecourse. Racing Club also offer a VIP service for those looking to purchase a bigger share or outright ownership of a horse. Full details of all horses currently for sale can be found at www.racingclub.com.

Racing Club have had a stellar start to the year with three winners in three days in January headed by success in the Grand Military Gold Cup with the Jamie Snowden-trained Farceur Du Large. Having been off the track for 175 days, it was an impressive training performance and achieved a long-term dream for Racing Club co-founder Jordan Wylie and former military colleague Snowden. The winning combination went on to land the Grand Military-Royal Artillery Gold Cup double under Major Will Kellard with further success at Sandown in the Castel Royal Artillery Gold Cup.

Richard Jaques, Co-Founder of Racing Club commented:

“We are delighted to add an Annual Box at Newbury Racecourse to our portfolio of hospitality facilities. These facilities allow us to offer our shareholders much more than other syndicates, help us to build our community and build face-to-face relationships with our shareholders. We look forward to entertaining our shareholders and guests against a backdrop of thrilling horse racing in 2024.”

Racing Club have had a stellar start to the year with three winners in three days in January headed by success in the Grand Military Gold Cup with the Jamie Snowden-trained Farceur Du Large. Having been off the track for 175 days, it was an impressive training performance and achieved a long-term dream for Racing Club co-founder Jordan Wylie and former military colleague Snowden. The winning combination went on to land the Grand Military-Royal Artillery Gold Cup double under Major Will Kellard with further success at Sandown in the Castel Royal Artillery Gold Cup.