Emris Racing
3-year-old bay filly by Blue Bresil
horse not yet named · out of Magic Maze, stable name Maisie
Trained by Nicky Henderson
£650 + £95 a month
For 2.5% of the horse · an upfront payment, then a monthly fee
- Yard visits: “Unlimited private visits on request, with the opportunity to bring the family”
- No more than 26 owners in the horse
Contact Emris Racing
When you get in touch, mention you found them on Staibles.
What you get
- On raceday
- Badges are allocated by ballot among members.In the operator’s words: “If you miss out, we always seek free or discounted tickets or box access”
- At the yard
- Open access: “Unlimited private visits on request, with the opportunity to bring the family”
- Most members per horse
- No more than 26 members. “This number is reduced when every share over 2.5% is purchased”From Emris Racing's website, read 14 October 2026
- Horses covered
- 1
- Hospitality
- Use of Owners & Trainers facilities and parade-ring access when the horse runs, subject to availability
- Keeping in touch
- Pre- and post-race reports, trainer updates with photos and videos, and real-time updates through the syndicate WhatsApp group and The Racing Manager app
- Prize money
- 100% of net prize money, distributed each July by share percentage
- On raceday
- Owners' badges are arranged with each racecourse on a best-effort basis and are not guaranteed.Confirmed by the operator by email, 8 October 2026
- Members
- 3 members now.Confirmed by the operator by email, 8 October 2026
What it costs
- Year one, per share
- £1,505–£1,600The monthly fee is expected to start in January or February 2027. The figure used for comparison still counts a full year of fees.
- A year, per share
- £1,357For comparison. The upfront buys a share that lasts beyond year one, so it is spread over an assumed three-year racing life.
- Per 1% of the horse
- £543The figure that makes offers comparable. A £54 share and a £5,000 share are not alike until you divide by how much of the horse each one buys.
- Share size
- 2.5%
- Insurance
- All horses insured for All Risks of Mortality through Lycetts; members receive their proportional share of any payout after costs
- At the end
- You own a share of the horse and a share of anything it is sold for. What that will be worth is unknown.
- What the upfront covers
- The £650 upfront for a 2.5% share covers all estimated costs until she goes into full training with her trainer. Nothing more is due until then; the monthly fee starts when she does, likely in January or February 2027. In the terms, "Syndicate Fees" means the capital share price. Lease shares have no initial fee.Confirmed by the operator by email, 9 October 2026
Read the operator's full written terms — we compare what is in them, but the document is theirs and you should read it.
If the horse's career ends
- Aftercare
- On retirement the operator seeks a suitable home or gifts the horse to a retirement or rehabilitation centre
The horse
| Trainer | Nicky Henderson |
| Where the horse was bought | Tattersalls Ireland August National Hunt Sale 2026, Lot 158.Confirmed by the operator by email, 8 October 2026 |
About Emris Racing
- BHA registration
- Registered with the BHA.Seen by Staibles: BHA licence confirmation, February 2026
- Year the operator started
- “Founded in 2025”From Emris Racing's website, read 28 September 2026
- How many horses they run
- “We currently manage 6 horses”From Emris Racing's website, read 9 October 2026
- BHA registration
- Not yet in training. Her trainer registers her with the BHA when she arrives, as the BHA requires.Confirmed by the operator by email, 8 October 2026
What's published
Offer details published: 19 of 22
The details we look for in every offer, each counting once. A tick means we've found it on the operator's website or in a document they give every member, or, for RSA membership, on the RSA's own register. "Not found yet" doesn't mean it isn't there.
- Full written termsRead it on their website (read 9 October 2026)
- What a further term costs not found yet
- What happens when the term endsRead it on their website (read 9 October 2026)
- Aftercare when racing ends
- How prize money is shared
- Whether you can sell your shareRead it on their website (read 9 October 2026)
- Where the horse was bought (sale and lot) not found yet
- What the horse cost“The Blue Bresil filly we purchased at the Tattersalls Ireland August sale for €22,000.” From Emris Racing's website, read 14 October 2026
- Complaints process“You may raise concerns with the Syndicate Manager in writing (email accepted).” From Emris Racing's website, read 9 October 2026
- What happens if costs run over“If costs exceed estimates, we cover the difference. If costs are lower, no refund is issued.” From Emris Racing's website, read 9 October 2026
- Insurance
- BHA registration
- Racehorse Syndicates Association membershipListed on the RSA's register (read 12 October 2026)
- Year the operator started
- How many horses they run
- Prices, without having to askYes, on their website (read 14 October 2026)
- Winners to date not found yet
- Owners' badges
- Yard visits
- How often members hear
- The most members per horse
- Hospitality for members
Questions to ask before you join
We haven't found these on Emris Racing's website yet. That doesn't mean they're missing, so ask when you get in touch.
- What happens when the term ends: does it renew, and on what terms?
Ready to talk to Emris Racing?
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Information found up to 12 October 2026. Is this your listing? Tell us if anything here is wrong or out of date.