Elite Racing Club
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Elite Racing Club is a horse racing club.
In 1992, the owner of Elite Registrations, Tony Hill, purchased a racehorse as an advertising tool for Elite Registrations, calling the racehorse “Elite Reg”. Although this horse didn’t become a well known name in the horseracing world, this became the trigger to start Elite Racing Club.
The now 20,000 members pay an annual fee (£185) to join the club and renewal discounts are available after the first year of membership.
Members receive a share of the prizemoney earned by the club's horses. Additionally they receive a weekly newsletter, plus options to visit both the stables as well as courses where the club's horses are racing, with opportunities for members to gain both paddock and winner enclosure entry.
In recent years the club has focused increasingly on breeding racehorses who will go on to race for the club. It has achieved much success with this, notably with the champion mare Soviet Song. Soviet Song has herself now joined the club's breeding operation.
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[edit] Current Trainers
- James Boyle
- Julie Camacho
- Henry Cecil
- Roger Charlton
- Paul Cole
- James Fanshawe
- James Given
- Alan King
- Henrietta Knight
- Lucinda Russell
[edit] Horses in Training
- Affinity
- Ballycarney
- Border Patrol
- Celsius
- Dandino
- Delightfully
- Director General
- Eisteddfod
- Harlech Castle
- Margarita
- Paquet Cadeau
- Party In The Park
- Peace Corps
- Ruling Party
- State Fair
- Viennese
[edit] Horses to Enter Training
- Kindly Note
- Mister Dillon
[edit] Former Horses in Training (list not complete)
- Alabang
- Atomic Winner
- Baralinka (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Bid for Fame
- Boston Lodge (GB)
- Brecon Beacon
- Carmarthen
- Cherished
- China Tea (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Colonial Sunrise
- Dancing Bay
- Dungarvans Choice
- Empire Park
- Entranced
- Fanfaron
- Faugeron
- Favorisio
- Ffestiniog (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Generous Diana (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Glamorgan
- Global Search
- Hamilton Silk
- Iambe De La See
- Inherent
- Ionian Spring
- Kabayil (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Kadount
- Kalinka (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Kalinova (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Knighted
- Lady For Life
- Lord High Admiral (CAN)
- Lumberjack
- Marlatara
- Marbles
- Miracle Kid
- Most Stylish
- Mysilv
- New Seeker
- Natterjack
- Ocean Gift
- Oceans Apart (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Officer Dibble
- Paradise Navy (GB)
- Pakaradyssa
- Penzance
- Persian Elite (IRE)
- Pomme Secret (FR)
- Rehearsal
- Reims
- Roi de l'odet
- Royal Variety
- Rustic Charm
- Safebreaker
- Salsa Time
- Seixo Branco
- Sha Bihan
- Shamrock Bay
- Sherbert Lemon
- Shining Oasis
- Silva Venture
- Simple Rhythm
- Sister Act (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Soviet Song (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Spanish Lace
- State of Grace
- Trompette (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Travolta
- Tredegar
- Vent D'Aout (subsequently became a broodmare for club)
- Vocation
- Warsaw Waltz
- Winding River
[edit] Breeding
A list of broodmares owned by the club:
- Baralinka
- China Tea
- Ffestiniog
- Kabayil (now retired)
- Kalinka
- Kalinova
- Oceans Apart
- Sister Act
- Soviet Song
- Trompette
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