Race day

Racing & Results

Your one-stop page for upcoming runners, recent results, replays and stable news.

Declared & entered

Upcoming runners

Our declared runners and confirmed targets will appear here.

DateHorseCourseRaceTimeJockey
29 Jul 2026AdoniusGoodwoodMolecomb Stakes (Group 3, 5f)TBCTBC
3 Oct 2026AdoniusRedcarTwo-Year-Old Trophy (Listed, 5f 217y) — entry15:20TBC
3 Oct 2026AodhanRedcarTwo-Year-Old Trophy (Listed, 5f 217y) — entry15:20TBC

Target confirmed by trainer Rebecca Menzies (At The Races, 7 July 2026) — race time and jockey to be confirmed at declaration stage. Adonius and Aodhan both hold early entries in Redcar's £150,000 Two-Year-Old Trophy on 3 October — entries, not yet confirmed runs.

Form guide

Recent results

Our horses' results, as they happen.

WatchDateHorseCourseRaceResult
Watch30 Jun 2026AodhanMusselburgh2yo Maiden (5f)4th
Watch27 Jun 2026AodhanYork2yo Novice (6f)10th
Watch20 Jun 2026AodhanRedcar2yo Novice (6f)8th
Watch6 May 2026AdoniusChesterLily Agnes Stakes1st
Watch12 Apr 2026AdoniusMusselburghEBF Novice Stakes (5f)1st
Watch4 Apr 2026AdoniusMusselburghEBF Restricted Maiden (5f)1st
Your day at the races

What to expect on race day as an owner

If you've never been racing as an owner before, here's how the day works when one of our horses runs.

Before the race

When your horse is declared to run, we let every owner know the course, date and race as soon as it's confirmed — you'll always find the latest on this page too. Eligible shareholders receive owners' badges for the day (see what you get as an owner), which get you into the owners' and trainers' areas rather than the general enclosures.

At the course

Arrive in good time and you can watch your horse in the pre-parade ring being saddled, then join the group in the parade ring before the race — the moment most new owners say makes it all feel real. Trainer Rebecca Menzies or her team will talk you through the plan for the race and how the horse has been working at home.

The race itself

You'll watch from the owners' viewing areas with the rest of the syndicate — and if it goes well, there's no feeling in sport quite like walking into the winner's enclosure to greet your horse. If it doesn't, you'll hear honestly from the team how the race went and what comes next.

Can't make it?

No problem — plenty of our owners follow from home. We share updates, photos and replay links around every run, so you never miss a moment. Race replays for all our runs are linked in the track record and results table above.

Not an owner yet? See our horses with shares available and what a share costs. As always: own for the experience — any prize money or resale is a bonus, never guaranteed.

From the yard

Stable news

13 Jul 2026

Aodhan entered in the £150,000 Redcar Two-Year-Old Trophy

Our Caturra gelding holds an entry in one of the richest two-year-old races in Europe — the Listed William Hill Two-Year-Old Trophy at Redcar on 3 October. It's an early entry rather than a confirmed run, but it shows the faith the yard has in him as he progresses — and with shares still available, you could be an owner by the time he next steps on a track.

Meet Aodhan →
7 Jul 2026

Adonius to go straight to the Molecomb at Goodwood

Trainer Rebecca Menzies has confirmed our unbeaten sprinter will skip other options and head straight to the Group 3 Molecomb Stakes on 29 July — with the Breeders' Cup the dream at the end of the year. "He's grown and filled out since his last run and we hope and believe there's still more improvement to come."

Read the full story on At The Races →
6 May 2026

Adonius lands the Lily Agnes at Chester

Our unbeaten sprinter made it three from three with a decisive win in the Lily Agnes Stakes — one of the best juvenile performances of the spring. A half-share has since been sold to American investors Riverdee Stable and West Paces Racing.

Read more →
2026

Filly sold to Liam Harrison, Matt Fisher & Tim Marks

Our Almanzor × Reachforthestars filly has been snapped up by 8× World Thai Boxing Champion Liam Harrison, Matt Fisher and Tim Marks.

Read more →