Charlie Fellowes
Bedford House Stables
From his base in the heart of Newmarket, Charlie Fellowes has made an impression early on in his training career. His horses are easy to spot in the mornings with their red exercise sheets and saddle cloths.
Darryll Holland
Harraton Court Stables
Darryll Holland is a former Multiple Group 1 winner who has ridden for some of racing’s leading trainers. He acted as an assistant trainer while occupying his role as a stable jockey and has since established himself as a trainer in his own right.
David Simcock
Trilium Place
A Classic winning trainer, David Simcock sent out a winner with the very first runner to feature under his name. Since then he's enjoyed a string of successes at the highest level as well as internationally.
Dylan Cunha
Bottom Yard, Phantom House Stables
Growing up in South Africa, Cunha is known for being a Group One winning trainer in his home country. Now taking on a new challenge in Newmarket, training out of the iconic Phantom House Stables.
Ed Dunlop
La Grange Stables
Ed Dunlop hails from a family steeped in racing and has enjoyed several high-profile wins and Classic victories. Look out for the light blue skull caps of his riders on the heath in the mornings.
George Boughey
Saffron House Stables
Based at Saffron House Stables, Boughey a Classic winning trainer, saddled up the first of his 300 winners in 2019. He’s enjoyed successes at Royal Ascot, as well as numerous Group and Listed winners.
George Scott
Eve Lodge
There has been loads of success in a relatively short space of time for trainer George Scott having learnt some valuable lessons of the trade from some of racing's greats.
Harry Eustace
Park Lodge Stables
Harry grew up at Park Lodge, immersed in the excitement of a busy training stables. He went on to work at several prestigious establishments internationally, as well as with Royal Trainer to The Queen, William Haggas at Somerville Lodge Stables. He took over the family stables from his father in 2021.
James Fanshawe
Pegasus Stables
Occupying arguably the most famous yard in Newmarket, James Fanshawe operates from Pegasus Stables, built by legendary jockey Fred Archer and many a winner have called it home over the years.
James Horton
Park Lodge Stables
Working with some of 'Racing's Greats', James has made a great start to his training career, with 18% winners to runners in his first season, including a Listed winner and Group 3.
John and Thady Gosden
Clarehaven Stables
John Gosden has been associated with some of the sports brightest stars and his career haul is well over 3,000 race wins including well over 100 Group 1 winners all over the world. He has recently joined forces with his son Thady to train jointly from Clarehaven Stables.
John Ryan
Cadland Stables
John Ryan hails from a family steeped in horseracing. A career in the saddle saw him collect a haul of 174 victories as a National Hunt rider before taking out his trainer's licence in 2005.
Julia Feilden
Harraton Stud
Since starting training in 2001, Julia has sent out well over 200 winners from Ascot to Yarmouth. Her small, family-run stable has built a reputation as one of the shrewdest in the sport with a talent for improving inexpensive second-hand horses as well as realising the full potential of young stock.
Marco Botti
Prestige Place
Since arriving to Newmarket in 2006, Botti has quickly established himself as one of Britain’s leading trainers, and has gone on to train over 700 winners Nationally and Internationally.
Michael Bell
Fitzroy House
Training at the historic Fitzroy House for 35 years, Michael has had great success in Newmarket and has trained over 1,600 winners, including Derby winner Motivator and Oaks winner Sariska.
Patrick Owens
Authorised Yard
In August 2019 Patrick took out his dual purpose training licence, which in turn is a true accolade to over 25 years horsemanship within the Racing Industry, having more recently established a reputable pre-training operation here in Newmarket. Over the past 6 years Patrick has educated the future champions of the turf on the initial stages of becoming a Racehorse, for some of the town’s biggest stables, including John Gosden.
Phil McEntee
Racefield Stables
The son of a champion apprentice in Ireland, Phil McEntee has racing in the blood and rode on the flat and over jumps before turning to training.
Robert Cowell
Bottisham Heath Stud
After considerable success in California, Cowell trains out of Bottisham Heath Stud, with many successful highlights to his name, including their first Group 1 winner in 2011 at Royal Ascot with Prohibit.
Robert Eddery
Heyward Place
Situated on the Hamilton Road, Robert Eddery spent his formative training years in Ireland as well as enjoying extensive international experience in the US and Australia.
Roger Varian
Carlburg Stables
A classic-winning trainer who was mentored by one of the greats, Roger Varian has shown on many occasions why one should always take note of his horses.
Ross Burden
Little White Yard
Based at the foot of Warren Hill, Ross is in his first season as a trainer, having built up experience working for top class trainers such as Sir Henry Cecil and Andrew Balding in the UK and champion trainer, Chris Waller in Australia.
Sir Mark Prescott
Heath House Stables
Newmarket’s longest-serving trainer is based at the historic Heath House Stables and has trained over 2,000 winners, including the legendary Pivotal and dual Group 1 winner Marsha.
Stuart Williams
Diomed Stables
Stuart Williams is an established trainer who has trained hundreds of winners since taking out a licence in 1994. Williams hails from a racing family and has also previously worked internationally.
Tom Clover
Kremlin House
Clover is one of the country’s most upwardly mobile trainers. 2023 was a winning year for the team, with Rogue Millennium landing the Group 2 Duke of Cambridge Stakes at Royal Ascot.
William Haggas
Somerville Lodge
Seven Time Classic-winning trainer, William Haggas is one of the most respected trainers in British racing in Newmarket. William spent time with John Winter and Sir Mark Prescott before taking out his own license and training his first winner - Tricky Note (15th April 1987) - from his Somerville Lodge base where he has been since 1987.
William Knight
Rathmoy Stables
Moving to Newmarket in April 2020, William has had nearly 400 winners, including success at Group 2, Group 3 and Listed level. In 2021, the yard saw the record of 34 winners.
