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In 2002 Neil King purchased the Middle and Lower yards at St Gatien Stables, Newmarket. The Jockey Club granted him his Trainer's Licence in August 2003. Although he intends to concentrate his efforts on the National Hunt side of racing, he also enjoys having runners on the Flat. St Gatien Stables were built in the late 1880’s by the famous Bob Sherwood Sr who trained St Gatien to win the Derby in 1884. |
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Denis Coakley trains racehorses at Keeper's Stables, offering owners value and commitment by constantly delivering optimum performance from all the horses he trains. West Ilsley is home to some of the country's finest and most historic gallops. These gallops have provided the training grounds for such greats as Brigadier Gerard and Nashwaan, amongst 3 Derby winners, 3 Ascot Gold Cup winners and numerous other Group winners. |
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Andy Hobbs Racing |
| Andy Hobbs has a long established career in racing. His real passion started with National Hunt racing as a young lad working for David Barons in Kingsbridge in Devon. Andy was born in Taunton and brought up in Highbridge, Somerset. Andy's late father was keen race follower and it is no surprise that Andy caught "the bug." So as a very young lad Andy took off to Devon for the university of life at David Barons "Wotton Farm Stables." Where he obviously learnt something about how to train a horse!!! | |
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Barry Hills |
| Based in the heart of Lambourn, 'Village of the Racehorse', Barry Hills has maintained his position in the top ten of English trainers for over 25 years and has trained over 2100 winners. He is one of only two flat trainers to have trained a Pattern winner every season since it began. | |
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Gainsborough Stables |
| Edward Dunlop's yard is situated in Newmarket, the headquarters of British Racing and boasts the best training facilities in the world. Gainsborough Stables is owned by His Royal Highness Sheikh Maktoum Al Maktoum the Ruler of Dubai. | |
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John Jenkins |
| The magnificent setting of Kings Ride, is now home to the successful race horse trainer and former jockey, John Jenkins. This impressive site contains all the features required of a modern racehorse training establishment. Two all weather gallops, an indoor school for bad weather, horse walker and a well laid out schooling ground. | |
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Patrick Haslam |
| Patrick Haslam started training in Lambourn 29 years ago. He moved to Newmarket in 1978 where he trained successfully until moving to Middleham in 1991. During that time he has trained nearly 700 winners including the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot, the Bunbury Cup at Newmarket twice, the Victoria Cup at Ascot, and the Richmond Stakes at Goodwood, as well as several winners in France. | |
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