Racing Club UK is a unique affordable way to become a racehorse syndicate owner at the very highest level. Our syndicates focus on the quality of the horses we select, backed up with a very high standard of training and top facilities. Our friendly approach, value for money ethos and simple options on payment allow our syndicate members to fully relax and enjoy their hobby to the full.

We offer;

• A realistic opportunity to own a share in a potential super star.
• Horses with top class pedigrees.
• Superb training facilities
• Mornings on the Gallops
• Up to date news on training progress and race entries.
• badges to the races
• a share in prize money

All without having to fund the major capital investment needed for horses of this class.

 

 

 

 

SYNDICATES FOR 2012:

REFUTE 3year old colt sired by Refuse to Bend x Renowned

Trainer Harry Dunlop 7 of 20  Shares available @ £1500

 

for more details of Refute click here

 

HELLO SAILOR 2 year old colt sired by Mount Nelson x Fairy Queen

Trainer R Beckett 1 of 10 Shares available @ £3000

 

for more details of Hello Sailor click here

Marcus Armytage, the stylish racing correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, has joined this syndicate. See what he has to say about it here.

 

We are more than happy to arrange a visit to the trainers' yards so that you can see any of the horses in action.

To reserve a share or ask for further information please contact us on info@racingclubuk.co.uk or call Nick Wood on 07903 949466

 

 

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One of our social events

On a pleasant Thursday evening in late September 2011 Paul Cole hosted a champagne party at the Kensington Millennium Hotel in London. The evening was great success as can be seen from this selection of photographs.

The Guests refresh themselves with a glass or two or three or four of
champers.

Vanessa Cole chats with Melanie Whitehand and Helen Woolhouse

 

A good joke is shared, and Paul Ratman waves for a No 8 bus

 

Guests enjoy the crac.

 

 

 

   

Paul Cole takes to the stage to greet his
guests and share some anecdotes about his racing career.

 

 Oliver Cole has to follow this class act to describe the exciting new horses bought at the recent sales for training at Whatcombe.

To help fund the evening Paul arranged for Monte Carlo to set up a
Casino. As we know The Bank always wins.

photographs by Beth Whitehand