Alongside ex racehorse Scottie, I have started building a portfolio of racehorses through the Owners Group syndicate system. This started in 2019 with the purchase of NH Bumper winner Paris Dixie after seeing Pentland Hills succeed for the syndicate at Cheltenham.
Since then I have bought shares in further racehorses and broodmares. It’s a great experience meeting them and visiting top trainers yard. Plus there’s the chance to be a winning owner at the races! Here you can find details on all my current Owners Group Horses.
In Training
Jumps
Presenting Doy

2019 Bay Mare
Doyen ex Heritage Quay
Trained by Emma Lavelle
A point to point winner, this mare looks a to be a good chasing stayer in the future. For her first year under rules the aim is to go hurdling and see how she gets on.
Find all her updates here.
Flat
Invincible Love

2022 Chestnut Colt
Territories ex Cupboard Love
Trained by Charlie Johnston.
He hasn’t put a foot wrong so far. Gets on with his work and is doing well in his early training so far.
See all his updates here.
Breeding
Broodmares

Wouldubewell
2014 Bay Mare
Gold Well ex Howrwedoin
At Stud
She was a really exciting mare to have a share in. But after a minor tendon injury, the decision was made to retire her. Due to her success on the racecourse, the decision was made to send her to stud. She is expecting her first foal in 2025.
Youngstock
Previous & Retired Horses
These are all the horses I have had shares in before, but don’t anymore. Some of them have retired from racing and have gone off to be riding horses. Some are still in the racing industry, I just no longer have a share in them.

Cupboard Love
2016 Bay Mare
Iffraaj ex Sri Kandi
Still standing at Kirlinton stud.
I felt like I had to cut back on my horses & have a share in one of her offspring. I keep an eye on her progress and may end up buying back into her or one of her offspring in future.
Paris Dixie
2015 Bay Mare
Champs Elysees ex Last Of The Dixies
Rehomed
After an up and down career, it seemed that Paris Dixie had fallen out of love with racing. She has been retired from racing and has found a lovely home as a surrogate broodmare where she can live a fairly natural life in a herd of mares.


Asdaa
2016 Bay Gelding
Dutch Art ex Danseuse De Reve
Deceased
After a long season of seeming to find it harder and harder to get to the front, the decision was made to retire him while he is sound and happy. He went through retraining and found a lovely new riding horse home. Sadly he had an accident in the field and had to be put to sleep.
Chez Hans
2016 Bay Gelding
Mamool ex Chandos Rose
Looking for a new home.
After his injury, Chez Hans seemed to find it hard returning to racing. While he did make it back to the racecourse, he kept having set backs in his training and the decision was made to give him an easy life and let him retire. He owes us nothing and hopefully he can find a new ridden home soon.


Tambourine Girl
2017 Bay Mare
Cable Bay ex Triton Dance
Still standing at Furnace Mill Stud
I have really enjoyed following Tambourine Girl, but due to getting more involved in the breeding syndicates, I decided to give up my share in her. I still follow her and might buy into one of her future foals.
Mayson ex Tambourine Girl
2023 Bay Filly
Mayson ex Tambourine Girl
Deceased
Sadly as a yearling this promising young filly developed a hoof infection that she struggled to get over. After a few stays in hospital and multiple courses of antibiotics the decision was made to put her to sleep.


Genesius
2017 Chestnut Gelding
Teofilo ex Craic Agus Spraoi
Looking for a new home
He was a fantastic horse to have and follow. He was quirky and towards the end needed things to go his way to win. In his last season he got close many times but seemed to be finding it harder and harder to win. So the decision was made to retire him while he was still sound and happy.