The Three County Partnership has existed since 1998 when a group of racing enthusiasts from East Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, and Lancashire got together to form a racing syndicate which is still active today.
Today’s syndicate is primarily formed with Beverley racing enthusiasts and is led by Ken Brooke who is a keen racing fan and has organised a number of local fund raising events supporting racing charities.
On Saturday at Beverley races, the syndicate will be out in force to support their latest acquisition, a two year old filly named Elusive
Bonus. At the time of writing the filly has run twice, at Carlisle and Catterick, and whilst she has shown promise, and quite a bit of speed, she does need a little more experience according to trainer David O’Meara. Everyone is hoping she performs well at the local track on Saturday.
Being involved in a syndicate with other racing enthusiasts is an exciting and affordable way to get involved in ownership and also a great way to meet new friends and enjoy a special day out at the races.
Anyone interested in getting more information can do so by emailing
enquiries@davidomeara.co.uk
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