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.

All Change ! We have new arrivals and other horses off to new challenges following the Tatts HIT sale. A solid debut from Surrey Lord gave the patient owners some cheer. Surrey Quest next up in 2 weeks time, we know what he can do!

As the clocks change, the evenings draw in, and we have one last flat runner this year before the NH season takes out attention. Two good chances this week ….

We bought 2 horses from Book 2 this week, Surrey Moon sold out straight away, but Surrey King, a gorgeous son of Palace Pier has shares available. He will go into training with Hughie Morrison.

Surrey Charm is set for Newbury on Friday in her last race for Surrey Racing ….

Autumn is with us as the flat season draws to a close, the yearling sales are on, the HIT sales with have three Surrey Racing horses in them, and the the NH make a return/debut, plus we are visiting Chantilly to see Surrey Noir race and check on our new horse Surrey Etoile....it's all happening !

Unfortunately racing lost one of it's most enthusiastic owners last week as Dawn Rose lost her battle with cancer. She owns shares in 4 horses with us as well as shares in varying sizes in about 40 other horses. She was brave to the end and we will miss her.
We could have 3 runners this week, read on for more ...

Another week, another winner! It's been a fantastic month with 6 runners, wins for Surrey Belle and Surrey Noir, with 3 other places. Win and Place this year stands at a staggering 52%. Surrey Charm should go close this week at Bath ....

A superb win from Surrey Noir in France and a battling third by Surrey Force at Chester gave us plenty to cheers about last week. Surrey Belle looks set for Haydock on Friday as the summer seems to have ended and we head into the Autumn on ground that will suit our horses.

Unfortunately Surrey Mist has succumbed to injury and he's had to be retired from racing. We will make sure he goes to a loving him and continues to have a very happy life outside of the racetrack, we wish him well.

3 runners this past week with 2 places but unfortunately missing out on that elusive win. This week could see us heading to Ffos Las (Surrey Belle) and Chester (Surrey Mist) but plenty of options for all the horses now the rain has come ......

We can't believe it's September already, the year is flying by. We hope to have three 'flying' horses this week with Surrey Force, Surrey Fire and Surrey Noir all in action. Best of luck to connections.

As we approach the last week of August there's still plenty of flat racing to enjoy with the anticipation of the NH season not that far away. It was great to see Surrey Mist back racing, and this week we'll have Surrey Force and Surrey Charm in action ....

Surrey Mist, after 16 months on the sidelines returns, possibly on Friday at Hamilton to compete in what some say is the world's oldest sporting trophy, the Lanark Silver Bell. We may also see Surrey Belle on Saturday ... exciting times

Another week, another winner! Surrey Fire broke his maiden in superb style at Lingfield under a positive Harry Davies ride. There’s plenty more winning chances coming up over the next two weeks ….

As the curtain comes down on a superb Paris Olympics, we were also competing in France although we suffered our 3rd loss this season by the tiniest of margins after Surrey Noir was beaten on the nod today. Surrey Force runs at Kempton on Monday up in grade, a tough ask in the sun!

Surrey Belle couldn’t back up her win following a short turnaround, this week it’s stable mate Surrey Fire’s turn on Tuesday in a novice at Lingfield. He’ll be fitter than last time…