New: Racecourse Pages, Where Syndicate Horses Run And Win

Syndicate horses ran at 83 different racecourses in Britain and Ireland this year. Each of those courses now has a page of its own on RacingDatabase.com, built from official race results, so you can see where syndicate horses run and where they win.

What's On A Racecourse Page

• Syndicate winners at the course, newest first, with the race, the class, the distance and the going. Each winner links to its horse page, its syndicate and its trainer.
• The syndicates that had a runner there, with their runs, races won and strike rate. The table is sortable.
• The trainers of syndicate horses at the course, linked to their trainer pages.
• Every syndicate horse that ran there, with its runs, wins and best finish at the course.
• The course in our data: the Flat and Jumps split, how many runs were on the all-weather, the busiest month, the distances run most often, the going and the average field size.

Royal Ascot is a meeting, not a course, so its runs are counted on the Ascot page, which says how many came at the Royal meeting.

What The Figures Show

In 2026 syndicate horses had 4,090 runs and won 518 races across the 83 courses. 70 of the courses have had a syndicate winner.

• Wolverhampton has had the most syndicate winners: 32 races won by 26 different horses from 236 runs, all on the all-weather.
• Hamilton has the best strike rate of any course with 100 or more syndicate runs: 21 wins from 107 runs (20%). 8 of the 21 were won by Johnnie Delta Racing horses trained by Jim Goldie.
• The five Scottish courses produced 64 wins from 392 runs (16%), against 13% across all courses. Kelso (7 from 23, 30%), Taunton (6 from 20, 30%) and Perth (9 from 31, 29%) have the best strike rates of the courses with 20 or more runs.
• A quarter of syndicate runs were on the all-weather: 1,032 of the 4,090.
• In Ireland, syndicate horses won 29 races from 284 runs across 22 courses (10%). There hasn't been a syndicate winner yet at the Curragh (34 runs) or Leopardstown (19 runs).
• Leicester has had 11 syndicate winners from 49 runs, each for a different syndicate.

A strike rate is a record of results so far. It isn't a prediction or a measure of value for money.

Find A Course

Racecourses lists all 83 courses A to Z, with their runs, races won, winning horses, strike rate and the number of syndicates that ran there. You can sort by any column. Course names on the horse pages, the trainer pages, syndicate profiles and 2026 Winners now link to these pages, and each track league table links to its course page.

The figures count runs and wins under the official owner name of syndicates listed on RacingDatabase.com, and a horse shared by two syndicates is counted once. Courses with fewer than 10 syndicate runs have a page, but it won't appear in search engines until there's more to show.