Blenheim Racing is a founder-led National Hunt project, developed with the intention of building small, passionate ownership groups over time.

The focus is on structure, transparency, and the long-term enjoyment of racehorse ownership, rather than scale or rapid expansion.

The thinking behind Blenheim Racing has been shaped by a long-standing familiarity with horses, rural sport, and agricultural life.

Across generations, horses featured not only in formal settings such as agricultural shows and breed societies, but also as part of everyday rural work and trade. That background fostered an appreciation for good horsemanship, patience, and the importance of managing horses as individuals rather than commodities.

While Blenheim Racing is firmly focused on modern National Hunt racing, that grounding continues to inform its approach, favouring care, discipline, and long-term thinking over short-term results.

Philosophy

Blenheim Racing is not designed to be a high-volume syndication operation.

Instead, the intention is to develop a small number of clearly structured syndicates, each built around a single horse and a defined group of owners, with an emphasis on:

• Clear ownership arrangements

• Open and realistic communication

• Sensible expectations

• Enjoyment of the sport as a whole

The belief is that ownership is most rewarding when it is well-managed, transparent, and aligned with the realities of National Hunt racing.

Current Position

Blenheim Racing is currently in the early stages of development.

The priority at this stage is to establish the right foundations, including relationships with trainers, a clear operating structure, and a considered approach to ownership. Only at this point will horses be acquired or syndicates offered.

We are aiming to launch our first syndicate in the second half of 2026.

Updates will be shared as the project develops.