Horse Racing Partnerships

This is your chance to join in the fabulous success of the Kingsley Park partnerships to date, and to enjoy all the benefits of being an owner at a fraction of the cost of sole ownership. In the past few years the partnerships have enjoyed high profile successes: Triple Group 3 winner Rose of Kildare, Dark Vision won the Group 2 Vintage Stakes at Goodwood before being sold to Godolphin; Victory Command offered the partners a chance to go racing in Dubai; and Poet’s Society’s memorable win at York was the victory which sealed Mark’s record as Britain’s winning most trainer of all time.

We are delighted to confirm the launch of our new Kingsley Park partnerships, designed, as ever, to afford our supporters the chance to become involved in all the thrills of owning and racing racehorses at a fraction of the cost of sole ownership. 

The Kingsley Park partnerships have a track record both of achieving success on the racecourse for our partners and in offering those who invest in shares excellent value for money. And, crucially, partners of the Kingsley Park partnerships benefit from the fact that all such partnerships are underwritten by Johnston Racing, and that partners will never be asked to contribute any more than the sum to which they agreed at the outset of the partnership.

The Kingsley Park partnerships brochure is available HERE in PDF format


KINGSLEY PARK PARTNERSHIPS – 2024-25

We have availability in the below NEW KP PARTNERSHIPS starting in Autumn 2023.

Kingsley Park 38 (Standard Partnership)

Kingsley Park 38 (Standard Partnership) will consist of 20 shares and will purchase three two-year-olds (purchased by Johnston Racing at the 2023 yearling sales) to race in 2024/25.

A partnership bank account will be opened, into which all monies will be paid. Accounts will be audited by the Johnston Racing accounts department. Prospective partners can secure a 1/20th share by depositing a single sum of £8,750 into the partnership bank account.

Alternatively, partners may pay a deposit of £3,850 and set up a standing order to the partnership account for six monthly payments of £900. A second payment of £1,900 (or a standing order for 12 monthly payments of £170/horse), for each horse we take on into a second year, will be due in November 2024. Johnston Racing Ltd will hold a 1/20th share at no cost but will waive our usual 5% commission on sale.

All three of the yearlings allocated to KP 38 were purchased as part of Book 3 at Tattersalls October Yearling Sale.
First up is a bay colt by Iffraaj out of the Lear Fan mare Posteritas. Consigned by Paul Venner’s Petches Farm, this colt was foaled on April 15.
A son of Zafonic, Iffraaj was something of a seven-furlong specialist. A winner at Warwick as a juvenile, Iffraaj went on to win three Group 2 events over the distance, one in the Lennox Stakes at Goodwood, and twice in the Park Stakes at Doncaster and York. His winners at Group 1 level include Wootton Bassett, Rizeena, Ribchester, Jungle Cat and Chriselliam.
Posteritas won two races, both over a mile and a quarter, including the Listed Virginia Rated Stakes at Yarmouth. In the paddocks, she has produced eight winners from 13 runners, including Mutual Trust, by Cacique, who won the Group 1 Prix Jean Prat at Chantilly in 2011.
Secondly, we have a chestnut filly by Without Parole out of the Approve mare Skrei. Consigned by Newsells Park Stud, this filly was foaled on January 28, and changed hands at the December Foal Sales for 30,000gns.

KP 38 : Iffraaj colt out of Posteritas

A son of Frankel, Without Parole was trained by the late Sir Henry Cecil to win at Newcastle as a juvenile. He went on to land the Listed Heron Stakes at Sandown, before tasting Group 1 success in the St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot. Sent to race in America, he finished third in three Grade 1 events over a mile, notably in the Breeders’ Cup Mile at Santa Anita. The only Group 1-winning miler son of Frankel at stud in Europe, his first crop are yearlings this year.
Skrei won a Listed race over seven furlongs at Dusseldorf. This filly is just her second produce, her 2021filly by Waldgeist having yet to run. The third dam of this filly is Actoris, whose daughter Screen Star is the dam of both Sheikha Reika, the winner of the Grade 1 E P Taylor Stakes at Woodbine, and Lumiere, trained by Mark to be Champion 2yo filly in Europe in 2015.

KP 38 : Without Parole filly out of Skrei

KP 38’s third yearling is a grey colt by Saxon Warrior out of the Verglas mare Spinacre. Consigned by New England Stud, this colt was foaled on March 15.A son of Deep Impact, Saxon Warrior was unbeaten at two, when his three wins included the Group 1 Racing Post Trophy. A winner of the 2,000 Guineas, he also went close in the Eclipse Stakes and the Irish Champion Stakes, following Roaring Lion home and beaten by a neck in both races. Now standing at Coolmore, his first crop of juveniles in 2022 secured four Group wins, topped by the Grade 1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf winner, Victoria Road.
Spinacre’s two wins as a juvenile included success in the Listed Flame Of Tara Stakes at the Curragh. A half-sister to the Group 3 Chartwell Fillies Stakes winner, San Sicharia, she subsequently finished third in the Group 3 Prix Impudence at Maisons-Laffitte. In the paddocks she has produced two winners in France, Krunch (by Sea The Stars) and Saccharose (by Exceed and Excel) from three runners to date.

KP38: Saxon Warrior colt out of Spinacre

 

Kingsley Park 39 (Gold Partnership)

Kingsley Park 39 (Gold Partnership) will consist of 20 shares and will purchase three two-year-olds (purchased by Johnston Racing at the 2023 yearling sales) to race in 2024/25.

A partnership bank account will be opened, into which all monies will be paid. Accounts will be audited by the Johnston Racing accounts department. Prospective partners can secure a 1/20th share by depositing a single sum of £14,500 into the partnership bank account. Alternatively, partners may pay a deposit of £7,500 and set up a standing order to the partnership account for six monthly payments of £1,300. A second payment of £1,900 (or a standing order for 12 monthly payments of £170/horse), for each horse we take on into a second year, will be due in November 2024. Johnston Racing Ltd will hold a 1/20th share at no cost but will waive our usual 5% commission on sale.

First of the trio of yearlings is a chestnut colt by Lope De Vega out of the New Approach mare Asyad, acquired by Johnston Racing at the Arqana October Yearling Sale. Consigned by the Haras de Castillon, this colt was foaled on March 11.
A son of the great Shamardal, Lope De Vega won the Poule d’Essai des Poulains and the Prix du Jockey-Club, the French Classic double, in 2010. At stud he has produced numerous Group 1 winners such as Newspaperofrecord, Belardo, Lucky Vega, Phoenix Of Spain and Dreamloper.

The dam of this colt, Asyad, won three races, including a Yarmouth maiden as a juvenile and a mile and a half handicap at Ascot at four. Asyad also finished third in the Group 2 Park Hill Stakes at Doncaster. In the paddocks she has produced two winners in Katara (by Deep Impact), whose three wins include victories in the Listed Chalice and Castle Stakes, and Migdam (by Zelzal), a winner of four races between a mile and a mile and a quarter.

KP 39 Gold: Lope De Vega colt out of Asyad

At Book 2 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale, Johnston Racing also purchased a chestnut colt by Saxon Warrior out of the Group 3 winning Cityscape mare Dan’s Dream. Consigned by Redpender Stud, this colt was foaled on April 10.
A son of Deep Impact, Saxon Warrior was unbeaten at two, when his three wins included the Group 1 Racing Post Trophy. A winner of the 2,000 Guineas, he also went close in the Eclipse Stakes and the Irish Champion Stakes, following Roaring Lion home and beaten by a neck in both races. Now standing at Coolmore, his first crop of juveniles in 2022 secured four Group wins, topped by the Grade 1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf winner, Victoria Road.

Dan’s Dream is an own sister to Caernarfon, who won the Listed Montrose Fillies’ Stakes at Newmarket and who finished third in the Oaks at three. Dan’s Dream won the Group 3 Fred Darling Stakes at Newbury and was narrowly beaten in three other Group 3 events, namely the Fairy Bridge Stakes at Tipperary and the Athasi and Ballyogan Stakes at the Curragh. In the paddocks, she produced a filly by Exceed and Excel who has yet to race, and this colt is her second foal.

KP39 Gold : Saxon Warrior colt out of Dan’s Dream

Lastly, the chestnut filly, foaled on April 7, was bought by Johnston Racing as part of Book 1 at last year’s Goffs Orby Yearling Sale, having been consigned by Kildaragh Stud.
A son of the speedy Exceed and Excel, Bungle Inthejungle was a precocious juvenile who landed four wins as a two-year-old, including the Group 3 Molecomb and Group 3 Cornwallis Stakes. Now standing at Rathasker Stud, he has produced a number of very speedy sorts including Winter Power, winner of the Group 1 Nunthorpe Stakes, and Living In The Past, winner of the Group 2 Lowther Stakes.
The dam of this filly, Secret Existence, began her career in France, where she was placed in eight of her 10 starts at two and three, including the Listed Prix Isonomy at Deauville and the Prix Melisande at Compiegne. Transferred to Ireland, she landed a maiden event over 10 and half furlongs at Dundalk. In the paddocks, Secret Existence has produced two previous foals. The first, Have Secret, by Havana Gold, won twice as a juvenile and reached a mark of 92. Having cost €60,000 as a yearling, Have Secret fetched £100,000 at the Horses-in-Training sales at the end of his three-year-old campaign. The second foal, Roman Secret, by Holy Roman Emperor, won a Wolverhampton nursery in November and has been placed in three of her five other starts.

KP 39 Gold: Bungle Inthejungle Filly out of Secret Existence

 

Kingsley Park 40 – Ready To Run

Kingsley Park 40 Ready To Run will consist of 20 shares and will purchase two horses at the Horses-In-Training sale with a view to race in 2024.

Prospective partners can secure a 1/20th share by depositing a single sum of £6,000 into the partnership bank account. Alternatively, partners may deposit £3,000 and set up a standing order to the partnership account for six monthly payments of £600.

KP 40 : Etretat

 

KP 40 : Hope You Can Run

For deposit details or more information, please contact the racing office team on 01969 622237, available Mon-Sat 7am-2pm, or email racing@johnston.racing.


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