The simple version

A clear way into the action.

You do not need a racing background or a fortune to follow a horse closely. One share is enough to give you a place in the journey.

The numbers

A share in a horse, made easy to understand.

£40

per share

£40 buys you a share in a horse, with a proper day around it.

Share in a horse

follow the story

Meet the horse through stable visits and follow the story with update videos.

Stable visits

and updates

See where the work happens and stay close to the people behind the preparation.

Race-day badges

fair ballot

Enter race-day badge ballots for a fair chance to be there when your horse runs.

01

Choose your horse

Explore the horses and register your interest in the journey you want to follow.

02

Register your interest

Tell us which horse has caught your eye and we’ll keep the next step clear.

03

Enjoy being involved

Follow the horse, enter race-day badge ballots, and join stable visits as the story unfolds.

Behind every race day

The preparation is part of the story.

From seeing a young horse presented to following the work that happens before the race, ownership brings the journey into view.

Yearling horse standing for a conformation display in a preparation yardExercise rider guiding a chestnut racehorse through a morning training session in GoldenBlue blue and gold kit

The visit

What a stable visit looks like

Come to the yard and walk the aisle. The horses stick their heads over the doors to see who’s arrived.

You get properly close, too. You meet the horse and stand next to it — not looking over a fence. There’s time to notice the details and ask questions as the morning gets going.

Then you see the work as it really is: feeding time, hay nets, the morning routine, and the staff who do it every day. This is a real working racing yard, not a showpiece. That’s the point.

Stable visits are part of the ownership experience. Places, dates and access depend on the yard’s schedule and availability, but when you visit, you see the care and routine behind the story.

Susan Corbett’s yard · 20 September 2026

Wide view down a working stable aisle, with horses standing at their boxes.
Horses looking over their stable doors along the aisle at Susan Corbett’s yard.
A grey horse looking out over the door of his stable at the yard.
A horse makes a comical face beside a smiling member of the yard staff.
A horse eating hay from a hay net in his stable.
A woman holds a baby as the baby gently touches a horse’s head at the stable door.
A bay horse with a white facial stripe looking out from his stable.

A fair way to share race day

More share members than badge opportunities? We keep it fair.

There are limited race-day badge opportunities, while a horse can have many share members. When a badge opportunity is offered, allocation is handled by fair ballot so every share member has a chance.

It means we can make race-day access part of the experience without promising everyone a badge at every race. You still get to follow the horse and take part in the moments around the day.

Ready when you are

Find an affordable way to cheer.

Ownership terms and associated information are subject to final legal approval before publication.

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