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For Andy Twist, founder of Affinity Thoroughbred Racing (ATR), this business started as a love story with the sport itself. I was born in the UK but moved to Australia when I was eight. I’ll never forget my first Melbourne Cup Day – a day off school for a horse race?! What a country! I… Continue reading Affinity Thoroughbred Racing: From Hobby to Heartbeat

The journey of a racehorse can capture imaginations, and few stories highlight that better than Brindavan (IRE). Fresh from a dazzling last-to-first victory at Royal Ascot, he has now arrived in Australia to continue his career under champion trainer Tony Gollan. For First Light Racing, Brindavan’s story isn’t just about international success, it’s about the… Continue reading A Royal Ascot Winner’s Next Chapter with First Light Racing

Group One Thoroughbreds is a standout name in Australian racehorse syndication, offering an ownership experience that’s personal, transparent, and deeply rewarding. Founded by Jeremy Azzopardi, the business is focused on delivering a true Group One experience—both on and off the track. We spoke with Jeremy to learn more about the philosophy behind the brand and… Continue reading Group One Thoroughbreds: A Personal Ownership Experience

If you’re looking to join a syndicate that values quality, transparency, and long-term partnerships, Monarch Racing is one of Australia’s most exciting rising names in thoroughbred syndication. Founded by husband-and-wife duo Tahlia and Jason, Monarch Racing combines elite horse selection with a people-first ownership model that’s winning results—and hearts. From Ownership Dream to Syndication Reality… Continue reading Monarch Racing: A Passion-Driven Approach

A Race Born from Innovation The Silver Goblet Dubbo has become one of the most significant two-year-old races in regional New South Wales, but its origins are as bold as the racing it now represents. In the late 1980s, Dubbo—a town 450km northwest of Sydney—was thriving as a hub of country racing. Thanks to an… Continue reading Dubbo Silver Goblet: A Launchpad for Racing Stars

Based at Randwick and backed by international experience, Edward O’Rourke Racing delivers a modern and intentional approach to racehorse training. With a commitment to horse welfare, communication, and performance, Ed has quickly established a stable that values both results and relationships. A Global Foundation, a Sydney Focus Irish-born and raised around horses, Edward O’Rourke built… Continue reading Edward O’Rourke Racing: Purpose-Driven Training at Randwick

For over 15 years, Elite Thoroughbreds has carved out a name in Australian racehorse syndication by keeping things small, focused, and genuine. Led by a former café owner turned syndicator, Elite offers a down-to-earth ownership experience anchored in quality horse selection, meaningful trainer partnerships, and consistent, honest communication. From Hospitality to Horsepower What started as… Continue reading Elite Thoroughbreds: Focused on the Long Game

MELODY AGAIN, trained at Scone by Scott Singleton, produced one of the standout performances of the 2024 autumn racing season. With a remarkable double that showcased her class and the strategy behind her preparation. From Highway Winner to Queen of the West Bred and owned by Dr. Max and Evelyn Kowalczuk, Melody Again had already… Continue reading Melody Again: Queen of the West to Group 3 Glory

Barber Strikes Gold in Takeover Target Stakes In a thrilling finish at Gosford Racecourse, Barber, a former Godolphin sprinter now under the ownership of Monarch Racing Syndications, clinched victory in the Listed $250,000 Takeover Target Stakes (1200m). This win marks a significant milestone for Monarch Racing, a burgeoning syndication enterprise led by Jason and Tahlia… Continue reading Monarch Racing Barber Cuts a Path to Victory at Gosford

What’s Really Stopping People from Entering Into Ownership? So what’s the problem? Why can’t you? Why won’t you? Why? It’s the question that racing professionals, syndicators, and trainers have been asking for years. Because when someone already loves the sport — they follow the racing pages, they cheer home their favourite horses, they show up… Continue reading What’s the f*#%ing problem?