The Flat Season is back and we are so excited to have a runner on the first day, possibly in the Lincoln with Surrey Shadow who will certainly improve back on turf, and stepping up over a mile. Surrey Lord could also be out this week for his second hurdle race, best of luck!

We have a fantastic photo of Surrey Etoile (nearside) on the grass gallops for the very first time this week, shares available in this French based 2 year old, fancy racing in France ?

A gorgeous spring day coincided with the owners visit to Newmarket to see Surrey Moon and Surrey Shadow at Tom and Jackie Clovers, the Lincoln the target for Shadow. No racing for us this week …

The ground was deemed unsafe for Surrey Quest at Doncaster yesterday, and with every decision we make, the safety of the horse and jockey are at the foremost of our thoughts. He’ll race elsewhere, maybe Warwick next Sunday. Surrey Lord makes his hurdling debut tomorrow at Southwell, good luck …..

Another solid performance last week from the very consistent Sea Presenting, she heads to the EBF Mares Final later in March. Surrey Quest could be back out on Saturday at Doncaster …

Surrey Shadow broke his maiden this week with a pretty gutsy run considering he’d been off the track for over 220 days. He’ll head to Doncaster for the Lincoln at the end of March. This week Sea Presenting is aiming to break her maiden at Huntingdon on Thursday, good luck to all!

Three trips around the country in the past week saw us finish in the money at Musselburgh, Ludlow and Kempton. This week sees the return of the talented Surrey Shadow who after 222 days is back on the racetrack, read on ….

Another super performance from Surrey Quest in the Edinburgh National started the week nicely. Sea Presenting looks to have a great chance to break her maiden on Wednesday ….

A cracking debut from Sea Presenting at Warwick last week, running some well thought of horses very close. There is certainly reasons to be optimistic when she fills out and chases.
Surrey Noir and Surrey Quest are back in action this week …

Another Surrey Racing horse makes it debut tomorrow, always a very exciting and anxious time for the owners, but best wishes for all involved with Sea Presenting who runs at Warwick. Read on for news on the other NH horses…

The cold weather has wrecked havoc on racing so far this year but the forecast is promising and we may send Surrey Quest to Haydock for the £100k Peter Marsh handicap, read on for more …

Happy New Year and best wishes for 2025, may all your racing dreams come true. We’re off to Deauville on Friday and possibly Warwick on Saturday. Read on for last year’s summary…..

2024 was another super year for Surrey Racing but we are soon to leave all that behind as we look forward with excitement to what 2025 holds with 2 NH horses to debut over hurdles, 3 yearlings to debut, and we are yet to see the best of our two older flat horses, plus a Scottish National issue to settle!

We may have one more runner before the year is out with Surrey Quest looking to retain the Mandarin Trophy at Newbury on the 28th, and then plenty of action coming up in January.

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas

Two good runs last week but not quite on the premises with Surrey Noir 6th in Chantilly and Surrey Lord 5th at Warwick.

Surrey Quest next in the Mandarin … read on for more …

We are off to Chantilly on Tuesday, surely one of the world’s most iconic racecourses, to see if Surrey Noir can get his second win in France. Surrey Lord may be back later in the week at Warwick, we have high hopes for both - fingers crossed!

It was great for the syndicate owners to meet Sea Presenting who looked an absolute picture on the gallops at Toby Lawes, we can’t wait to see her on the racecourse in the New Year. No runners this week, but plenty coming up in December, read on …

It’ a windy one !
We have spent the week welcoming new owners, debating Surrey Quest’s target and booking another trip to Chantilly.
No racing this week but we can’t wait to welcome the owners to meet Sea Presenting on Saturday in Dorking.

A fantastic day for the owners with Surrey Quest who ran an absolute blinder on a course that didn’t suit, ground that wasn’t soft enough and a distance that was too short. To finish an eye catching second was brilliant.
Condolences to the owners, staff and connections of the three horses who didn’t make it home yesterday, it can be a brutal sport at times.

We have a new NH horse ready to run, and next week should see the return of Surrey Quest who will (ground permitting) run at Cheltenham on Sunday.