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6th July 2022

HMS PRESIDENT & DAVID PROBERT NEWMARKET DATE FRIDAY HMS President will now be ridden by David Probert in the Bet365 Heritage Handicap at Newmarket on Friday 8th July race time 3.00.  Georgie Dobie won on him at Goodwood last time out (pictured), but unfortunately will be unable to take the ride on Friday. HMS President is in very good form, but this is an ultra competitive handicap and he should be suited by the step up in trip. ON TO VICTORY & WIND OF FORTUNE BOTH DISAPPOINT On To Victory and Wind Of Fortune have both disappointed in their runs this week, but for very different … [Read More...]

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What People Are Saying About Us

"For years there has been wonderment at the high level of success that Henry Ponsonby, a pioneer of owners' syndicates, has managed to maintain."

Corneilius Lysaght, The Times

"He is successful because he makes racing fun for people whilst maintaining correct business principles and of course there is more than a whiff of excitement, even danger. He is in short a larger than life character whose ethos 'work hard, play hard' is bringing satisfaction to a lot of people."

Ian Carnaby, The Sports Adviser

"Thank you once again for a fabulous day. We keep thinking it can't get better but it does. Our horse ran so well and it was so exciting. We had an exceptional day as it was our first visit to Royal Ascot."

Graham Sheppard