NEW MEMBERS:- Following a highly successful 2023/24 – The Posh Pundit Racing Club has opened their Memberships for the 2024/25 Season. It has been a fantastic year for Members of the Posh Pundit Racing Club with their horse ‘Thank You Ma’am’ coming in the money on six out of eight runs. In fact he has finished second five times in the last year!
“It is the best £60 I have ever spent and even if the price was increased to £500…I would go again.”
Chloe, Fife, Scotland
“I enjoyed that, he is a grand horse!” said Sir Anthony McCoy (the most successful jump jockey in history) after taking Thank You Ma’am for a spin.
PROFIT:- If you had placed a £10 each way wager on his last eight runs, you would be showing a truly astonishing £215 PROFIT!
BECOME A MEMBER:- The Posh Pundit Racing Club – took over one hundred people racing in 2023/24!
“My friends saw me Live on ITV racing – I am now a celebrity in my local.”
Tessa, Oxfordshire
“I have been racing for 40 years and being an owner in the paddock for the first time, was the one of the biggest buzzes of my life.”
Angharad, Newport, Wales
“I was not into racing but saw an article in the Daily Mail and thought why not … we now read the racing pages every day and it has become our favourite pastime.”
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Club Membership packages are available in the highly-rated five-year-old gelding called “Thank You Ma’am“ who is in training with Grade 1 winning trainer Georgina Nicholls – “Thank You Ma’am is one of the most impressive youngsters I’ve ever seen and he improves daily. I can see a very successful year ahead.“
By Black Sam Bellamy, the sire responsible for Cheltenham Gold Cup second The Giant Bolster and Grade 1 Long Walk Hurdle winner Sam Spinner, the promising youngster is out of Pepite Rose, a prolific mare for Venetia Williams who was also a top-tier second to Sire De Grugy in Sandown’s Celebration Chase.
Thank You Ma’am has been sourced by the 13-time champion trainer’s ex-wife Georgina Nicholls, who enjoyed success at the highest level for herself when she saddled Phar Bleu to capture the Finale Juvenile at Chepstow.
Pre training the gelding was ridden by legendary 20-time champion jockey Sir Anthony McCoy, who put the chestnut through his paces at home and rated him as a “grand horse”.
Thank You Ma’am has been named in honour of the late Queen Elizabeth II, who was an enormous supporter and enthusiast of the sport.
The Racing Club is managed by Rupert Adams, a well-known figure in the horseracing and betting industries who spent a number of years handling media relations for leading bookmaker William Hill.