Introducing our first yearling purchase of the year!

We are very excited to announce our latest purchase and our first yearling of the year, bought at last week’s Goffs Premier Sale for our 100 share syndicate. This is the start of hopefully a productive buying season, as we will be sourcing more horses at the October sales, including for our 500 share syndicate.

Lot 390, a beautiful chestnut filly by Persian Force, was bought by renowned racing investor Patrick Veitch for 40,000 guineas (£42,000). We were delighted to get her for that price as we had a limit of 65,000 guineas. As well as being a gorgeous individual, she has a pedigree packed full of black type, as you can see opposite.

As we have mentioned before, Patrick has an outstanding record, not just for RaceShare with the likes of Scampi and Treasure Time, but also with his recent purchases of top class Group horses like Venetian Sun, Sky Majesty and Lake Forest. This filly will go into training with John & Sean Quinn - please click here if you would like to go to the share purchase page.

As an owner, you will be guaranteed a place on both of the two stable visits each year. You will have direct access to your own Racing Manager and Zoom calls with the trainer (with the recording sent afterwards). With typically 40-50 owners per horse, you have an exceptional chance of securing an owner’s badge on racedays - in fact, we don't believe there has been a ballot for a single 100 share syndicate runner in 2025.

Please see opposite for a photo of our new purchase, as well as her pedigree, followed by an in-depth video by Sean Quinn. He gives his thoughts the day he purchased her at the sales and then shows us the first stages of the breaking in process.

Persian Force- whose first crop are yearlings this year- was a precocious and speedy two-year-old with wins in the July Stakes and Brocklesby, and was multiple Group 1-placed.

Out of the unraced mare, Stunner - who is by Pivotal, a leading broodmare sire - our filly is a half-sister to two fast horses, Loom and Desert Games, with the former being a horse who might well have rated higher had he not often been too keen in his races. As you can see, the overall pedigree is extremely smart with the second and third dam absolutely full of black type.

Please click here to visit her horse profile on our website or to get involved.