Ownaracehorse | Horseracing Ownership and Shares in Horses

One of the joys of racehorse ownership is visiting the training establishments to see your horse in its natural surroundings and get to meet your trainer, the lad or lass who cares for your horse, and viewing the training facilities.

Very often you not only get an insight into the world of racing, but also pick up on other horses in the same yard - the stars and the stable favourites.

We work with a wide range of trainers, primarily within flat racing. Most of them are happy to put on yard visits for small share owners, so we tend to arrange at least one yard visit per season. You can ensure your horse has a yard visit included when you choose from the 'View the Horses' area as we state alongside the horses details whether a visit is included.

The Yard visits tend to happen at quiet periods of the season, in order for the normal running of the yard not to be compromised and they usually last a couple of hours.

When a yard visit has been planned your Horse Manager will email you to alert you of the intended visit and also ask you to 'sign up' for the visit by simply clicking a link. The visit is then confirmed by email along with instructions for getting to the yard and times and dates.

If you live abroad or are unable to make the date you can view a gallery of pictures of the day and also read an overview of what happened from within your Horse Manager.

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