Kennet Valley Thoroughbreds
Would you like the dream of owning a racehorse to become a reality?
KVT are a boutique management service putting together like-minded people in small ownership groups of the finest of equine bloodstock.
Winners of Group Races and major handicaps at Royal Ascot and Glorious Goodwood KVT punch above their weight.
KVT manage single horse, flat racing partnerships with 16 shares at an initial cost starting around £7,000.
We have tasted success in Group 2, Group 3 and Listed company and been placed in numerous Group 1 races, most recently Sir Busker’s brilliant third in the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot. We have also won some of the biggest handicaps, including the Silver Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot and the Stewards Cup at Glorious Goodwood.
Partners acquire a share in each horse and are thus the owners of it. KVT manages the horses and the partnerships on their behalf. Annual accounts are prepared and sent to each partner. The aim is to have fun and to socialise with other like-minded people at an affordable cost; this is not an investment. Some horses are sold at two and most by the end of their three-year-old season so that commitments are not open-ended. We have a transparent contract and all prize-money and over budgeting is returned to the owners.
New syndicates to race in 2022
LATEST NEWS
December 2
Fast Forward a much improved second at Newcastle
The Alan King-trained Fast Forward finally showed his true colours last night, finishing a close 2nd of the 13 runners in the 1 mile Nursery at Newcastle. He travell…
November 2
Cabinet Maker third again at Kempton and looks to have a bright future.
The Mark Johnston-trained Cabinet Maker ran a great race to finish third in the Future Stayers Maiden at Kempton yesterday. The 7 furlongs was always going to be a b…
October 14
Equality fourth at Nottingham and a much improved run from Fast Forward on nursery debut
The Charlie Hills-trained EQUALITY ran a much better race at Nottingham yesterday when finishing fourth in the 5 furlong 0-85 handicap. He again broke a shade tardil…
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