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Thanks Delta I will take a look

Eddie,

Feel free to google Westhill Racing Partnerships.  I am one of the partners.  Our main objective is a fun, friendly, quality racing partnership at reasonable cost to all.  It's difficult to compete with the big names in the partnership business but rest assured you will be treated as one of the team rather than a number.  We have good trainers and decent horses for the flat.  Boundaries should hopefully run his first race for us at Musselburgh this Sunday 8th April so a good time to get involved.

Anthony Honeyball's is different gravy. Their members have been cleaning up lately. The club has three horses at present.

It depends what you are looking for. e.g. If you want some tips/betting advice, Timeform Betfair's one is no good. They do however, have decent horses, with decent trainers. The stable visit and going racing as an owner are big positives. (Depending upon how many apply) I have no idea how many members they have. I have been as an "owner" to see one of the club's horses run at Newmarket, where he was placed in a handicap. Met Richard Fahey and got 2 free entry badges, including either lunch or afternoon tea. "Pulled" 2 birds that afternoon and took them for afternoon tea. (After which they soon departed )

I am in the Racegoers Club and had through information a couple of weeks ago about their syndicates with Andrew Balding and Mark Johnston for the season. Balding £195, Johnston £320 but that one has two horses in.

Probably will just join the Balding one as live nearby but worth being in the club anyway with discounts at the courses.

Elite Racing sent me another invite to join.
Half price this year.
I'm tempted but mainly for stable visits but that maybe questionable by numbers of applicants.

Pinza, you should try the Racegoers Club if you like the visits. Already been on a visit to Evan Williams this year and am booked in to go to Tregoning and Varian soon. One lined up for Fahey too but sadly a bit far for me.

I've been a member of a few clubs/syndicates and would say the smaller the better. I would recommend you bodyswerve Elite Racing Club, probably the biggest and also the worst. Plenty of horses, loads of different trainers and expenses to be paid, yet hardly have any runners, and when they do they tell you their 7/4 shot "the trainer is hopeful could run into a place".

Agree about Elite, I went 4 years without a paddock place despite numerous applications.

They tend to go to new members as a sweetener, gave up in the end.

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If it's a small personal racing partnership you are after give us a shout at Westhill Racing Partnerships. 

We've been involved with Striking Spirit the last few years (2nd in Wokingham, 3rd in Buckingham Palace) so our track record is sound and you will be assured of a quality service.  I won't settle for anything less than a top notch service myself and that's what we will be offering our partners.  Owners badges, stable visits, input to race planning, share of prize money all included.

P.S Re Westhill Racing - 20% off the Initial Lump Sum payment to the first partner to join up quoting "BETFAIR".

Contact details via our website Westhill Racing Partnerships.

Thanks guys for all of your comments I will be looking at joining a small clubs as all of the big ones are pretty much a waste of time.
CGreen can you contact me regarding Anthony Honeyball as you seem to be a member and I would like to know a bit more about the club