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Purchased by Alice Haynes in 2024, Exquisite Skye is a well-bred 2yo by A’Ali out of Terre Du Vent. She has shown ability from the outset, placing third on debut at Epsom and again at Lingfield. She then lined up in the £20,000 GBB Bonus race at Wolverhampton on 25 October 2025, stepping up to the extended mile on the All-Weather and again finished third from a field of thirteen.

Connections note she is progressing with each start and is expected to appreciate further trips as she strengthens into her three-year-old season. With three runs now completed, she is eligible to receive her opening handicap mark.

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Exquisite Skye (GB)

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Lady Blackmore is a five-year-old mare trained by Alastair Ralph near Bridgnorth. Purchased at the Tattersalls Cheltenham November Sale in 2025, she has now completed three novice hurdles and has shown clear improvement with each run.
She has been awarded an opening handicap mark of 81, and Alastair believes she will benefit from stepping up in distance as she strengthens and develops. After a summer break, the plan is to return in novice handicap hurdles when conditions soften, with longer-distance chasing the longer-term objective.
Her pedigree has also received a major boost through Jango Baie, who is closely related through Lady Blackmore’s second dam. Jango Baie finished runner-up in the 2026 Cheltenham Gold Cup before going one better at Aintree, winning the Grade 1 Racing Welfare Bowl by 16 lengths.
Lady Blackmore is offered through a six-share full ownership syndicate managed by BHA-licensed Dynasty Racing, with both full and half-share options available until the current syndicate agreement expires on 20 November 2027.

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Lady Blackmore

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Kayleigh is a lightly raced six-year-old grey mare by Jukebox Jury, trained by Rob Stephens at Castle Farm near Chepstow. With fourth-place finishes in both her starts in Class 2 mares’ bumpers, she has shown promise at the beginning of a career that her connections believe will come into its own over obstacles and longer distances. 
She made her debut at Uttoxeter in March 2025, finishing fourth of twelve after staying on from the rear. Returning at Newbury in February 2026 for Rob Stephens, she again finished fourth, this time in an eight-runner Class 2 contest. Both races were around two miles, and the team believe a greater test of stamina will suit her as she develops.
Her pedigree offers plenty of interest for National Hunt enthusiasts. Sire Jukebox Jury has produced top-level jumpers including Il Etait Temps, Bambino Fever and Honesty Policy. Through her dam, the Flemensfirth mare Lilly Of The Moor, Kayleigh also comes from the family of Master Oats, winner of the Welsh National in 1994 and the Cheltenham Gold Cup the following spring. 
Rob has given Kayleigh time to mature, with novice hurdles the next stage of her development and staying chases the longer-term objective. For a mare based close to Chepstow, the connections’ ambition of developing her into a future Welsh Grand National runner adds a particularly appealing local story. That remains an aspiration dependent on her progress, rather than a confirmed race target.
Offered through Dynasty Racing, Kayleigh gives owners the opportunity to follow a lightly raced mare through the next stage of her National Hunt career within a small ownership group. The syndicate runs from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2028, with principal shares and half-share options available.

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Kayleigh (IRE)

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This unnamed four-year-old gelding by Masterstroke out of the Shantou mare Swatow is a homebred National Hunt prospect trained by Emma Lavelle at Bonita Racing Stables near Marlborough.
The gelding is being prepared for a bumper campaign and, according to the latest Dynasty Racing update, is expected to be ready to make his racecourse debut towards the end of October 2026. Members joining now also have the unusual opportunity to become involved before he is even named, with lease shareholders invited to suggest his racing name.
His sire Masterstroke was a high-class middle-distance performer who finished third in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, while the dam line brings strong National Hunt influence through Shantou, a proven source of staying jumpers.
The horse is based at Bonita Racing Stables, where Emma Lavelle and her husband Barry have developed one of the country’s best-known National Hunt training environments. The yard has around 150 acres of grass gallops, a four-and-a-half-furlong all-weather gallop, a round sand gallop and extensive schooling facilities. 
This is a 12-month lease syndicate rather than an equity share purchase. There is no capital payment required. Each member leases an 8.33% interest and receives a proportion of prize money during the term, owner badge access and a defined share of any sale proceeds if the horse is sold while the lease remains active.
A major advantage of the lease structure is the reduced long-term risk. If the horse suffers an injury that prevents him from racing again during the lease period, the lease terminates and the horse returns to Emma and Barry. Where possible, Dynasty Racing will offer members an alternative horse, but there is no obligation to continue.
With only twelve shares available, an established Cheltenham Festival-winning trainer and the chance to become involved before the horse has even received his racing name, this is a particularly early-stage route into National Hunt ownership.

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Unnamed (Masterstroke × Swatow)

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Champagne Swagger is a two-year-old filly by Hello Youmzain out of Novelty, trained by exciting young trainer Oli Rix at Bedford House Stables in Newmarket.
She is currently in full training and is being prepared for her racecourse debut in the autumn of 2026. With no previous racecourse form, this opportunity gives members the chance to join at the very beginning of her racing career and follow her development from the training grounds through to her first starts.
Champagne Swagger is offered through a lease-only syndicate, meaning there is no upfront capital purchase required. Shareholders simply pay the agreed monthly all-inclusive fee until the current lease expires on 28 February 2027.
Each member receives their proportionate share of 80% of the owner’s prize money received, together with guaranteed owner badge access, Racing Manager updates, a dedicated WhatsApp group, stable visits and wider Dynasty Racing events.
The filly has been leased from breeder and owner Luke Lillingston. If she is sold during the lease period, Dynasty Racing will receive 5% of the gross sale price, which will then be distributed proportionately between lease shareholders. The lease would terminate on sale.
This makes Champagne Swagger a relatively low-capital route into ownership with a clearly defined term, while still giving members the experience of following a young horse from the beginning of her racing journey.
Oli Rix himself is establishing a progressive Newmarket operation at Bedford House Stables after a decade of experience in elite racing environments.

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Champagne Swagger (IRE)

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