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Delight Your Loved Ones with Shares in a Racehorse

This holiday season, Racing Club is offering a gift like no other – shares in a racehorse, guaranteed to excite and create cherished memories.

Packages start at an affordable £25, with VIP ownership options reaching £10,000. These shares come with exclusive perks, making them a thoughtful gift for friends and family who appreciate unique experiences.

Experience gifts are on the rise, and shares in a racehorse provide a meaningful way to create connections and unforgettable moments.

“Forget the socks and stocking fillers, owning shares in a racehorse is a gift that truly keeps on giving,” said Richard Jaques, Director and Co-Founder at Racing Club. “It not only delivers the thrill of race days and unforgettable memories, but a connection to an exclusive community of fellow racing enthusiasts.”

This year, Racing Club’s syndicate has introduced a range of share packages that make the thrill of racehorse ownership accessible without the hefty price tag of owning a horse outright.

Racing Club’s horses, based in Lambourn, West Berkshire, are available at various price points to suit every budget:
  • Blackwaterfoot (£25 per share): The perfect budget-friendly option, offering the joy of racehorse ownership. His sire won over £3.6 million in prize money—let’s hope he follows in his hoofsteps!
  • Tiny Rebel (£40 per share): A two-year-old sired by three-time Group 1 winner Oasis Dream, poised for an exciting 2024/25 campaign.
  • Wendigo (£60 per share): Winner of two out of three races last season and set to compete in the Grade 1 Challow Novices’ Hurdle at Newbury on 28th December.
  • Handlethekettle (£60 per share): A promising hurdler who won his stable debut and is preparing to return to action in the new year.
  • Spirit of Summer (£70 per share): Trained by top flat trainer Andrew Balding, this two-year-old colt recently competed in a Group 1 race in France and is gearing up for a big 2025 season.
For those who really want to go the distance, Racing Club also offers a couple of multi-horse packages for £125 each:
  • Wendigo, Handlethekettle + Blackwaterfoot
  • Wendigo, Dunstan + Blackwaterfoot
Alternatively, gift cards are available, giving the recipient full freedom to pick which shares to invest in.
Racing Club prides itself on building a strong sense of community among its members. Owners receive weekly updates on their horses, ballots for owner badges, stable visits, and a share of any prize money won. Additionally, they gain access to exclusive events, including hospitality at Wembley Stadium, the O2 Arena in London, and various racecourses.
For a gift that’s sure to take the lead visit: https://racingclub.com/racehorse-shares-for-christmas/
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