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Sanditon
Two-year-old chesnut colt (Flat) Trainer: Charlie Johnston (North Yorkshire) Shares available for £49
Shares are available in the two-year-old chesnut colt, Sanditon. This precocious-looking colt is by 2,000 Guineas hero and useful sire, Footstepsinthesand, out of Canasta, who is a well-bred mare from one of Juddmonte Farms' excellent families. Footstepsinthesand (by Giant's Causeway) has sired many top horses over the years, including Group 1 winners Chachamaidee and Marianafoot, also Gimcrack and Champagne Stakes victor, Threat. Canasta won once as a three-year-old over 1m1f+ and is from the family of English Champion 2yo colt, Three Valleys. Her sire, Charm Spirit, sired last season's sprint sensation, Shaquille. Sanditon is a homebred foal bought by Owners Group from our sister company Elite Racing Club. Sanditon is a good-looking and well-made individual. He looks as though he ought to be ready to run from July onwards and will hopefully develop into a successful juvenile. Sanditon is currently in training with Charlie Johnston in Middleham, North Yorkshire. Charlie has enjoyed great success for Owners Group over the years, particularly with the multiple-winning handicapper, Dutch Decoy. "I am very pleased to be training Sanditon for Owners Group. He will hopefully give us some fun this year and beyond." Charlie Johnston
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Idaho Valley
Four-year-old bay gelding (Jumps) Trainer: Donald McCain (Cheshire) Shares available for £59
Shares are available in the four-year-old gelding, Idaho Valley. This very good-looking son of Idaho won his only point-to-point start in Ireland in February, displaying an excellent attitude. The race at Tallow looked competitive on paper and it could throw up plenty of winners in time. He and the second-placed Dont Tell Jack pulled over 20 lengths clear of the third. Idaho Valley is well-related, being a half-brother to the four-time winner, Toss Again. He is from the family of Cab On Target and Glenelly Gale, both Grade 1 winning chasers. His sire, Idaho, was runner-up in the Irish Derby and won the Group 2 Hardwicke Stakes at Ascot as a four-year-old. Idaho Valley is in training with Donald McCain, who sourced this horse in Ireland with Owners Group in mind. Donald has enjoyed great success for Owners Group over the past few years, particularly with the Grade 1-placed Maximilian. Idaho Valley progressed well in his initial training with Donald McCain, and he will now enjoy a summer break. Idaho Valley is due to go novice hurdling in the autumn. He will hopefully make up into a chaser in time. "Idaho Valley is a lovely type and has settled in really well at Bankhouse Stables. I am happy with the progress Idaho Valley has made, and we have saved him for novice hurdles this coming autumn, depending on how he progresses further. He was very tough in his point-to-point, and I loved how he battled to deny the well-fancied runner-up." Donald McCain
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Zoran
Seven-year-old bay gelding (Jumps) Trainer: Emma Lavelle (Wiltshire) Shares available for £39
Zoran is a seven-year-old bay gelding by Invincible Spirit. Invincible Spirit is the sire of 22 individual Gr.1 winners, including eight Gr.1-winning two-year-olds. Zoran has enjoyed his runs on the all-weather this winter whilst the ground has been soft and testing at most Jumps tracks. Emma Lavelle hopes to send him chasing again once the ground improves. Zoran is in training with Emma Lavelle at her Bonita Racing Stables near Marlborough in Wiltshire. Emma has enjoyed plenty of success at the highest level, particularly with the evergreen Paisley Park. Emma has achieved a number of successes for Owners Group with the likes of Manorbank, Gold Link, Wouldubewell, and most recently, Kit's Coty. Zoran has a British Horseracing Authority (BHA) Jumps (Chase) rating of 95 (the average rating is 107) and Flat rating of 77 (the average rating is 67).
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Presenting Doy
Five-year-old bay mare (Jumps) Trainer: Emma Lavelle (Wiltshire) Shares available for £57
Shares are available in the five-year-old mare, Presenting Doy. This daughter of Doyen won a point-to-point in Ireland at the end of November, when asserting to score comfortably. She is out of a sister to the useful Gold Present, whose five racecourse successes include a Listed Chase at Ascot. Gold Present also finished runner-up in two Grade 2 chases and the Listed Close Brothers Chase at the Cheltenham Festival. Doyen was a high-class middle-distance performer on the Flat and has sired numerous decent jumpers, including Battleoverdoyen (dual Grade 1 winner) and Beacon Edge (Grade 1 novice chase winner). Presenting Doy is in training with Emma Lavelle at her Bonita Racing Stables near Marlborough in Wiltshire. Emma is one of the country's leading trainers and has enjoyed plenty of success at the highest level, particularly with the evergreen Paisley Park. Emma has achieved a number of successes for Owners Group with the likes of Manorbank, Gold Link, Wouldubewell, and most recently, Kit's Coty. "I like the look of Presenting Doy. She showed great tenacity in her point-to-point. She is a very likeable mare and has fitted in very well here at Bonita Stables. She has put on plenty of condition over the last few weeks and is a strong and imposing type. I am looking forward to running her over hurdles next season [from October onwards]" Emma Lavelle
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Mayson ex Tambourine Girl filly
Yearling bay filly Trainer: To Be Confirmed Shares available for £30
Tambourine Girl's first foal by Mayson is a solid and likeable type. She looks strong and will hopefully develop into a precocious two-year-old in 2025. Her sire is a good source of quick juveniles and her dam, Tambourine Girl, won as a two-year-old for Roger Charlton. Tambourine Girl won over 6f as a two-year-old, before failing to train on the following season. Mayson was a top-class sprinter and after a successful two-year-old career, which saw him win two races, the son of Invincible Spirit landed the Group 1 July Cup at Newmarket in 2012. He has enjoyed an excellent career at stud so far and he sired his first Group 1 winner in 2020, when Oxted followed in his father's footsteps to triumph in the July Cup. Mayson is a good source of speed and his progeny are often tough and precocious. The filly is currently at Furnace Mill Stud, which was founded over 40 years ago and is set in 120 acres of beautiful countryside. The stud in Worcestershire is run by David Brown, his wife Trish and their daughter Emily. Please note that this horse will not run during this syndicate Term. During this Term, owners will receive many updates on the horse's exciting journey to becoming a racehorse. Owners will be able to suggest names for the horse in due course, and existing owners will have priority to renew their shares into the following Term, when we hope that this horse may be able to make her racecourse debut.
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Glynn
Ten-year-old bay gelding (Jumps) Trainer: Anthony Honeyball (Beaminster) Shares available for £39
Glynn is a ten-year-old bay gelding by Winged Love. Winged Love was trained by Andre Fabre in France for Sheikh Mohammed, and was a decent two-year-old, before finishing third in the French Derby, behind Celtic Swing and Poliglote (sire of Politologue), prior to winning the Irish equivalent. Winged Love's best progeny includes Twist Magic, who won five Grade 1 races, including two Tingle Creek Chases, the Punchestown Champion Chase and the Clarence House Chase. Glynn ran well on his first start for Anthony Honeyball at Newbury recently to finish third. In April, Glynn jumped well on heavy ground making his chasing debut, but unfortunately unseated his rider. Anthony looks forward to sending Glynn over fences, on better going, through the spring. Glynn is in training with Anthony Honeyball in Dorset. A former conditional jockey for Paul Nicholls, Anthony began training in 2006. His best horses have included the admirable and classy chaser Regal Encore, Aintree’s Betway Chase winner Sam Brown, and this year’s Coral Trophy Chase winner Forward Plan. Anthony also has an excellent record with mares, highlighted by the talented Midnight Tune, who landed a Grade 2 at Sandown over hurdles. Glynn has a British Horseracing Authority (BHA) Jumps (Hurdle) rating of 124 (the average rating is 101).
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Contemplatemyfaith
Eight-year-old bay gelding (Jumps) Trainer: Olly Murphy (Warwickshire) Shares available for £38
Contemplatemyfaith is an eight-year-old bay gelding by Califet. Califet won at Group 2 and 3 level in France in 2002. He began his stud career in France, where he sired 2019 Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris (Grade 1) winner Carriacou, as well as Grade 1 winners Blue Dragon, Clarcam and Cilaos Emery. Contemplatemyfaith won very nicely on his third start over hurdles, in January 2022, showing a good attitude and building on the promise he had shown previously. Unfortunately, after a sound first run over fences in November 2022, Contemplatemyfaith suffered a tendon injury. His rehabilitation has gone smoothly and he completed several weeks in pre-training with Adam Wedge. He's recently moved back to trainer Olly Murphy's and he will hopefully be ready to run in the autumn of 2024. Olly Murphy is based in Warwickshire, and he has enjoyed an excellent start to his career. His most recent success is with Brewin'upastorm in multiple Grade 2 races, and his most notable success so far was in the 2020 Grade 1 Scilly Isles Novices' Chase with Itchy Feet. Olly spent time with both Alan King and Gordon Elliot before taking out his training licence, and he has already built up an enviable team of horses at his Warren Chase base in Stratford-upon-Avon. Contemplatemyfaith has a current British Horseracing Authority (BHA) Jumps (Chase) rating of 112 (the average rating is 107).
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Harry Angel ex Cupboard Love filly
Yearling bay filly Trainer: To Be Confirmed Shares available for £49
The Harry Angel yearling filly out of Cupboard Love has a good temperament and is the mare's second foal. She is currently going through a growth and development phase so looks a little awkward, but she'll hopefully improve once she fills out and strengthens further this spring and summer. Cupboard Love won two races, over 6f and 7f, as a two-year-old for Mark Johnston before retiring to the paddocks in 2020. Harry Angel was a high-class sprinter and won two Group 1 races, including the July Cup at Newmarket in 2017. By the prolific Dark Angel, Harry Angel was a precocious two-year-old and won the Group 2 Mill Reef Stakes at Newbury on only his second start. Kirtlington Stud is set in 345 acres of fabulous limestone brash, which is great ground for raising young horses. The stud was founded in 1939 at Park Farm, Kirtlington, where Derby winners Morston and Blakeney were bred by Arthur Budgett, father of current stud manager, Chris. Kirtlington Stud was purpose built by Chris in 1990 in the heart of Oxfordshire and its design is flawless, allowing the best possible care for mares and youngstock. Please note that this horse will not run during this syndicate Term. During this Term, owners will receive many updates on the horse's exciting journey to becoming a racehorse. Owners will be able to suggest names for the horse in due course, and existing owners will have priority to renew their shares into the following Term, when we hope that this horse may be able to make her racecourse debut.
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Wouldubewell
Ten-year-old bay mare Stud: Kirtlington Stud (Oxfordshire) Shares available for £49
Wouldubewell is a ten-year-old bay mare by Gold Well. Gold Well's best progeny includes Holywell (dual Cheltenham Festival winner). Wouldubewell was a very good racemare, winning four of her 13 career starts. A big and good-looking mare, Wouldubewell is a half-sister to the useful six-time winner (including a Listed hurdle) We'llhavewan, trained by Willie Mullins. She is due to be covered by Kingston Hill this spring and her first foal will hopefully be due in 2025. Kingston Hill won the St Leger for Roger Varian, and he looks set to be an influential sire of Jumps horses in the years ahead. Wouldubewell's potential progeny will not be racing for several years but we hope she can produce some exciting prospects. Kirtlington Stud is set in 345 acres of fabulous limestone brash, which is great ground for raising young horses. The stud was founded in 1939 at Park Farm, Kirtlington, where Derby winners Morston and Blakeney were bred by Arthur Budgett, father of current stud manager, Chris. Kirtlington Stud was purpose built by Chris in 1990 in the heart of Oxfordshire and its design is flawless, allowing the best possible care for mares and youngstock. By purchasing a share in this syndicate, you will own a share in the broodmare Wouldubewell, plus any foal resulting from the 2024 Kingston Hill covering AND a 2025 covering, assuming you remain an owner at the time any foal is born.
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Cupboard Love and 2024 filly
Eight-year-old bay mare Stud: Kirtlington Stud (Oxfordshire) Shares available for £71
Cupboard Love is an eight-year-old bay broodmare by Iffraaj, who retired from racing early in 2020. She has had three foals to date; a (now 2yo) colt by Territories and a (yearling) filly by Harry Angel. On 12 April 2024, Cupboard Love had a healthy filly foal by Perfect Power. Perfect Power was a speedy racehorse and won the Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes as a two-year-old and the Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot as a three-year-old. Kameko was joint 2nd top-rated two-year-old colt in Europe, and as a three-year-old he won the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket. Additionally, Cupboard Love is due to visit Kameko in 2024. Cupboard Love won two races, over 6f and 7f, as a two-year-old for Mark Johnston before retiring to the paddocks as a four-year-old. Her dam has produced four winners from five runners and is a half-sister to the Gr.1 winner Pearl Of Love and dual Gr.3 winner Social Charter. Kirtlington Stud is set in 345 acres of fabulous limestone brash, which is great ground for raising young horses. The stud was founded in 1939 at Park Farm, Kirtlington, where Derby winners Morston and Blakeney were bred by Arthur Budgett, father of current stud manager, Chris. Kirtlington Stud was purpose built by Chris in 1990 in the heart of Oxfordshire and its design is flawless, allowing the best possible care for mares and youngstock. By purchasing a share in this syndicate, you will own a share in the broodmare Cupboard Love plus her 2024 filly foal by Perfect Power, plus any foal resulting from the 2024 Kameko covering, assuming you remain an owner at the time any foal is born.
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Tambourine Girl
Seven-year-old bay mare Stud: Furnace Mill Stud (Worcestershire) Shares available for £30
Tambourine Girl is a seven-year-old bay mare by Cable Bay, who was a Champion First-Season Sire. She is a half-sister to the Listed winner and Group 3-placed Miblish, the dual winner and Group 3-placed Count John, and two other winners. Her own dam was also a winner and is a half-sister to the Group 2 Cherry Hinton winner Jewel In The Sand. Tambourine Girl has developed into an attractive broodmare. Her first offspring, by Mayson, is now a yearling, and is a very good first foal. She is not due to have a foal in 2024, but was covered by Mayson on 10 March at Oak Lodge Stud in Ireland and scanned in foal. She is due to return to Furnace Mill Stud in the summer. Tambourine Girl won over 6f as a two-year-old, before failing to train on the following season. Mayson was a top-class sprinter and after a successful two-year-old career, which saw him win two races, the son of Invincible Spirit landed the Group 1 July Cup at Newmarket in 2012. He has enjoyed an excellent career at stud so far and he sired his first Group 1 winner in 2020, when Oxted followed in his father's footsteps to triumph in the July Cup. Mayson is a good source of speed and his progeny are often tough and precocious. By purchasing a share in this syndicate, you will own a share in the broodmare Tambourine Girl, plus any foal resulting from the 2024 Mayson covering, assuming you remain an owner at the time any foal is born.
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