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Blackwaterfoot is a striking 3-year-old gelding who is trained at Newlands Yard in Upper Lambourn. His pedigree suggests we could have an exciting horse on our hands, and we’re looking forward to seeing his career progress.
Wendigo had a fantastic start to his rules career last season, winning two of his three bumper races, most recently winning well under a penalty. Trained by Jamie Snowden, we’re eagerly awaiting his novice hurdle campaign in the 24/25 season.
Handlethekettle is an impressive 5-year-old gelding in training with Jamie Snowden in Upper Lambourn. Having made a promising hurdles debut in the summer, he made a winning start to his Racing Club career when running out a cosy winner at Worcester on stable debut.
Dunstan has been a revelation since joining Racing Club, winning four races in 2024, having failed to win with his previous trainer. The statistics are showing he is improving with each run and the three-year-old looks to have an extremely bright future ahead of him.
Brodie’s Boy is an exciting three-year-old gelding who has won once and finished runner-up twice from just six races to date. After making an eye-catching debut, he finished runner-up in his next two races behind a couple of promising runners at Lingfield and Wolverhampton respectively.
Farceur Du Large has been a star for Racing Club, having won both the Grand Military Gold Cup and the Royal Artillery Gold Cup at Sandown last season. With trainer Jamie Snowden targeting him for both races again in the 24/25 season, we’re sure to have plenty of exciting days out with ‘Frank the Tank’.
Letmelivemylife is a five-time winner who has dropped down to an attractive handicap mark of 77 on the all-weather and 72 on turf. Having won off a mark of 83 last year, it will surely only be a matter of time before ‘Lemmy’ returns to the winners enclosure.
