Littletown Lad
5-year-old by Casamento out of Littletown Lass
Trained by Sam England, Yorkshire
£150 + £28 a month
For 1% of the horse · an upfront payment, then a monthly fee
Prices are taken from the operator’s own information. Check the current price with the operator before you buy.
Contact Racing To Profit Syndicate to buy
When you get in touch, mention you found them on Staibles.
What you get
- On raceday
- Badges are allocated by ballot among members.
- At the yard
- Regular, well-organised stable visits for owners
- Hospitality
- Hospitality days, tipping competitions and an annual trip to Aintree for the Becher Chase; a syndicate representative meets owners at almost every race
- Keeping in touch
- Weekly updates, The Racing Manager app for replays and entries, and WhatsApp groups; told at declaration stage, usually 48 hours before a race
- Prize money
- At the end of the agreement year, the remaining prize money is split between owners in line with their percentage and returned within 14 working days. The syndicators take a performance bonus of up to £5,000 a year from the first £5,000 of prize money won (after VAT); prize money also covers costs that run over the forecast.Seen by Staibles: Racing To Profit members' agreement, June 2026
What it costs
- Year one, per share
- £486The upfront plus twelve monthly payments.
- A year, per share
- £386For comparison. The upfront buys a share that lasts beyond year one, so it is spread over an assumed three-year racing life.
- Share size
- 1%
- Insurance
- The horse isn't insured against injury but is covered for third-party liability; they will help a member insure their own share.Seen by Staibles: Racing To Profit members' agreement, June 2026
- 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.
The horse
| Trainer | Sam England |
| Flat or Jumps | Jumps, stated by the operator |
About Racing To Profit Syndicate
- Year the operator started
- “Racing To Profit Syndicate launched in September 2021”From Racing To Profit Syndicate's website, read 18 October 2026
- How many horses they run
- “we now have fifteen horses in training”From Racing To Profit Syndicate's website, read 18 October 2026
- Winners to date
- “With eleven winners and counting”From Racing To Profit Syndicate's website, read 18 October 2026
What's published
Offer details published: 17 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.
- Full written termsSeen by Staibles: Racing To Profit members' agreement, June 2026
- What a further term costsRead it on their website (read 18 October 2026)
- What happens when the term endsRead it on their website (read 18 October 2026)
- How prize money is sharedSeen by Staibles: Racing To Profit members' agreement, June 2026
- Whether you can sell your shareSeen by Staibles: Racing To Profit members' agreement, June 2026
- Complaints processSeen by Staibles: Racing To Profit members' agreement, June 2026
- What happens if costs run overRead it on their website (read 18 October 2026)
- InsuranceSeen by Staibles: Racing To Profit members' agreement, June 2026
- Racehorse Syndicates Association membershipListed on the RSA's register (read 12 October 2026)
- Year the operator startedRead it on their website (read 18 October 2026)
- How many horses they runRead it on their website (read 18 October 2026)
- Prices, without having to askYes, on their website (read 5 November 2026)
- Winners to dateRead it on their website (read 18 October 2026)
- Owners' badgesRead it on their website (read 18 October 2026)
- Yard visitsRead it on their website (read 18 October 2026)
- How often members hearRead it on their website (read 18 October 2026)
- Hospitality for membersRead it on their website (read 18 October 2026)
Worth asking Racing To Profit Syndicate
Ask Racing To Profit Syndicate about these before you join. We haven't found them on their website yet, which doesn't mean they're missing.
- What happens to the horse if it's injured or retires, and who pays?
- 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's the most people who can share the horse with me, when every share is sold?
Ready to talk to Racing To Profit Syndicate?
It's worth visiting the yard and meeting the team before you join. Staibles takes no payment and plays no part in the sale.
Contact Racing To Profit Syndicate to buyWhen you get in touch, mention you found them on Staibles.
Information found up to 5 November 2026. Is this your listing? Tell us if anything here is wrong or out of date.
