The club

Champion Racing Club

Champion Racing Club is made up of two syndicates, Champion Racing Club Syndicate and McLaren & Snaith Syndicate. The syndicates hold ownership interests in a number of racehorses, with members owning shares in the relevant syndicate rather than owning a percentage of an individual horse directly. This structure allows the syndicates to participate in multiple horses, with members sharing in the ownership and associated costs according to their interest in the syndicate. The horses owned by each syndicate can change over time as new horses are acquired, sold or retire from racing.

01

Choose a horse

Each horse is offered to a capped ownership group so every owner has genuine access to the horse, the trainer and race day.

02

Own with clarity

Your share, your horses and your permissions are recorded in the member portal. You only ever see the horses you are part of.

03

Follow every step

Nominations, acceptances, final fields, scratchings and official results flow into your portal, with email alerts you control.

04

Stay in the stable

Trainer notes, audio briefings, video and photography are published as they arrive — the good weeks and the quiet ones.

Race day at the Golden Slipper

Ownership, responsibly

Racehorse ownership is a participation sport before it is an investment. Horses may not race, may be retired early, and prize money is never guaranteed. Costs continue regardless of results. We publish what we know, when we know it, and we never forecast performance.

Champion Racing Club operates under Australian racing rules and expects all members to gamble responsibly, or not at all.

See the horses