OUR RACING SYNDICATE MANAGER

Kevin our racing manager who manages the racing club and syndicates has a wealth of experience in the racing industry having been brought up in the racing world. His uncle was a successful dual purpose trainer in his own right sending out multiple winners on the flat and National Hunt, one of our trainers, Mark Hoad, rode regularly for his uncle being a N/H jockey himself. 

Having had many winners on the flat and N/H, Kevin knows the time of day as they say in the racing industry, he has immense knowledge in racing and places the horses with trainers who have the best possible experience to get the best out of the club's horses and will continue to grow the racing club and add more horses as the ownership increases in partnership with the trainers who train the club's horses.

Kevin will attend meetings and guide you to the owners and trainers bar and take you to the parade ring to meet your jockey, photos can be taken with the jockey for a memorable race day keepsake of your day.

Kevin, opposite with Liam Wright, (Jockey) in the parade ring at Lingfield Park

Liam Wright is an Apprentice Jockey, with Trainer George Scott - Newmarket UK.

In September 2021, after completing the prestigious RACE Trainee Jockey Programme in Ireland, Liam worked with top Irish trainer Mr. Dermot Weld, before making the exciting  move to the UK when the opportunity arose to become Apprentice Jockey to trainer and champion jockey Darryll Holland, then moved onto George Scott in Newmarket.

Under the stewardship of Darryll, his assistant Paul Eddery and Michael Hills, Jockey Coach at the British Racing School, Liam has now secured his Apprentice Jockey Licence and has begun race riding with his valuable 5lb weight allowance claim and has already notched up 20 x wins and 30 + placed finishes in his fledgling career.

In his first year racing, Liam finished 3rd in the Racing Excellence Hands & Heels All-Weather Series, a competition that is open to all Apprentice Jockeys in the UK.

We use Liam on our horses whenever he is available, he rode Forever Proud at 18/1 for the racing club to victory at Lingfield Park, and again on 2/5/24 at Lingfield @ 14/1, such a great rider and very talented.

Liam has now lost his 7lb claim due to him winning on forever proud at Lingfield, now a 5lb claimer he is still one of the top apprentices on the racing circuit.