Alex Hales
Alex Hales Racing Club
Alex Hales
Alex Hales Racing Club is the in-house racing club of Grade 1-winning trainer Alex Hales, based at Trafford Bridge Stables, Edgcote, near Banbury. The club gives members an accessible way into racehorse ownership, with involvement in a team of horses trained from Alex’s own yard.
Membership is designed to bring owners closer to the sport through regular communication, yard visits, raceday access and the shared enjoyment of following the club’s horses throughout the season. The current club team includes All Good To Go, Has Troke and Gone In Sixty, giving members a range of National Hunt horses to follow across different campaigns.
Alex Hales has held a dual-purpose training licence since July 2003 and has enjoyed success with both Flat and jump horses. His biggest career highlight to date came with Millers Bank, who gave Alex Hales and jockey Kielan Woods their first Grade 1 success in the Manifesto Novices’ Chase at Aintree in 2022.
What you'll enjoy as a racing club member
- Exclusive WhatsApp updates: Regular updates on the club horses, including plans, entries and stable news.
- Yard visits: Frequent opportunities to visit the yard, catch up with Alex, the team and the horses.
- Owners & Trainers tickets: Access to Owners & Trainers tickets when club horses run, subject to racecourse allocation and availability.
- Prize money share: Members share in any prize money won by the club horses.
- Multiple horses to follow: Current club horses include All Good To Go, Has Troke and Gone In Sixty.
- In-house trainer access: Follow horses trained directly by Alex Hales from his Edgcote base.
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Term: Indefinite
• Available: 199
Alex Hales Racing Club has already enjoyed success with its club horses. Has Troke won at Newcastle for the newly formed Alex Hales Racing Club in April 2024, a result described by the yard as making the long journey worthwhile.
The current club team includes:
- All Good To Go: a horse full of potential following his debut run at Fakenham. We look forward to seeing him over hurdles
- Has Troke: a winter-ground horse, recently returned from his summer break, hoping to run early Nov.
- Gone In Sixty: a versatile horse whose season is expected to include both hurdles and fences, including a return to Fakenham for the Female Jockeys’ race he won last year.
The wider Alex Hales yard is based at Trafford Bridge Stables and has modern facilities including 40 boxes, two all-weather gallops and extensive grass gallops.
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