David O’Meara Racehorse Syndicate

Racehorse Trainer

David O’Meara is one of the North’s leading racehorse trainers, based at Willow Farm near York. Hambleton Racing offer syndicate shares in David O’Meara Racing-trained horses, with a maximum of 12 owners per horse and no hidden costs. David has worked with Hambleton owners for over 15 years, delivering consistent winners like Derby Day hero Watchable.

Since he saddling his first runner in June 2010, David O’Meara Racing’s results have been quite remarkable.

No less than 26 winners were secured during his first six months of holding a full training licence with a first century of winners arriving in 2013, a year in which David went on to amass an amazing 140 winners.

During this time David enjoyed regular Group race success with wins at meetings such as Epsom’s Derby meeting and Royal Ascot.

David has bought our horse racing syndicate owners many bargains over the years, including the classy Twilight Spinner (£30,000), who was sold for a fortune on behalf of her owners after running away with a Listed race at Haydock.

The racehorse Twilight Spinner pulls clear to win at Haydock for Hambleton Racing.

A feature of David’s talent is his ability to improve horses from elsewhere, something our northern horse racing syndicates have benefited from time and again.

David is prolific with his young horses too, providing some great winners with cheaply sourced horses for our owners, such as wide-margin York winner Grandorio (£15,000), Country Carnival (30,000gns) and many others.

Training from state-of-the-art facilities at Willow Farm near York, David registers big-race wins on a regular basis whilst maintaining a ferocious appetite for winners.

Whether it’s Derby Day at Epsom, Royal Ascot, a top Group race or just a regular meeting closer to home, David has proved time and again he’s capable of providing fantastic results for Hambleton Racing’s owners.

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David O’Meara Racehorse Syndicate FAQs

Where does David O’Meara train?

David O’Meara trains at Willow Farm Stables in Upper Helmsley, close to York. David’s purpose-built yard, is a state-of-the-art facility offering horses two private gallops, an equine treadmill and spa. The yard boasts easy access for visiting owners from the nearby major road networks.

What is David O’Meara's training record?

David started training in 2010, soon creating a big impression with his impressive results. In 2016 David moved to Willow Farm Stables, which he designed himself. Just 10 years after starting training, David saddled his 1000th winner and has now amassed well over 2,500 winners, including Group 1 winners such as the globetrotting superstar Lord Glitters. David has trained over 60 Stakes winners, enjoying big race winners at Royal Ascot and around the world.

Can I buy shares in David O’Meara's horses with Hambleton?

Yes. Hambleton currently has horses in training with David O’Meara. Full details of our Available syndicate shares with David can be viewed on our racehorse shares page.

What types of horses does David O’Meara specialise in?

David O’Meara has trained big race winners over distances ranging from five furlongs to two miles, highlighting his versatility to get the best out of any horse. David has won races all over the world and has a happy knack of improving horses from other trainers – a surefire sign of an excellent trainer. David has something of a magical touch with fillies with the top-class Group 1 winner Estrange a good case in point.

David O’Meara Racehorse Syndicate

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"I’ve been training for Hambleton’s owners for a long time now and we’ve enjoyed some great results together. Hambleton’s professional approach has always impressed me. It’s a privilege to be training for them."

Racehorse trainer David O'Meara watches his horses exercise on his gallops.

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