Marshman

What you get

On raceday

Badges are allocated by ballot among members.

At the yard

Open access: “an open-yard visiting policy”

Horses covered

1

Hospitality

Owners attending races can enter the owners/trainers areas and the lounge with complimentary food.

Keeping in touch

Updates are promised; no frequency is stated.

Prize money

Members receive a proportionate share of prize money after BHA deductions (trainer 10%, jockey 10%, stable 3%), any extraordinary costs, and a 5% deduction towards Quest's running costs; distributed annually.

What it costs

Insurance

Unless specifically stated, mortality or veterinary insurance is not included.

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.

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

A horse that must be retired is not sold on; Quest seeks a suitable rehoming option outside racing. Who pays is not stated.

The horse

About Quest Thoroughbreds

Year the operator started

Company registered in 2024.From Companies House.

How many horses they run

“Quest currently has eight horses in training with Dylan Cunha and Ross Burdon in Newmarket and Karl Burke in Middleham, Yorkshire.”From Quest Thoroughbreds' website, read 16 October 2026

Winners to date

44 winners, as of July 2026.From Quest Thoroughbreds' website, read 16 October 2026

What's published

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 16 October 2026)
• –What a further term costs not found yet
• ✓What happens when the term endsRead it on their website (read 2 October 2026)
• ✓Aftercare when racing ends
• ✓How prize money is shared
• ✓Whether you can sell your share“Members wishing to transfer a Shareholding must notify Quest in writing. Transfers are subject to approval and regulatory compliance.” From Quest Thoroughbreds' website, read 16 October 2026
• –Where the horse was bought (sale and lot) not found yet
• –What the horse cost not found yet
• ✓Complaints processRead it on their website (read 2 October 2026)
• ✓What happens if costs run overRead it on their website (read 16 October 2026)
• ✓Insurance
• –BHA registration: not found yet. The BHA doesn't publish a register, so ask to see it.
• ✓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 ask not found yet
• ✓Winners to date
• ✓Owners' badges
• ✓Yard visits
• ✓How often members hear
• –The most members per horse not found yet
• ✓Hospitality for members

Questions to ask before you join

We haven't found these on Quest Thoroughbreds' website yet. That doesn't mean they're missing, so ask when you get in touch.

• How much of the horse does one share give me?
• What happens when the term ends: does it renew, and on what terms?
• Where was the horse bought, so I can look it up in the sale results?
• What did the horse cost?
• Can I see the syndicate's BHA registration?
• What does it cost in full, including anything billed on top?
• What's the most people who can share the horse with me, when every share is sold?