Kevin Ryan Racehorse Syndicate

Racehorse Trainer

Kevin Ryan is a championship-level British flat-racing trainer based at Hambleton Lodge, Thirsk, North Yorkshire. Hambleton Racing offer syndicate shares in Kevin Ryan Racing-trained horses, with 12-owner equal shares, share insurance and no hidden costs. Kevin has trained for Hambleton owners for over 20 years with notable winners such as Washington Heights.

Firmly established as one of Britain’s best trainers, Kevin Ryan started from scratch in 1998, and wins Group races with incredible consistency.

Kevin’s Ryan Racing’s particular genius lies in unearthing Group-winning horses for bargain prices at the yearling and breeze-up sales.

Horses Trained by Kevin Ryan for Hambleton

Kevin has won scores of big races, registering over half a century of Pattern race wins, including:

The Grey Gatsby – Two Group 1 wins (French Derby & Irish Champion Stakes)
Glass Slippers – Three Group 1 wins (including Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint)
Emaraaty Ana – Group 1/2 winner (Sprint Cup & Gimcrack Stakes)
Hello Youmzain – Group 1 winner (Diamond Jubilee, Royal Ascot)
Atomic Force – Group 2/3 winner (Prix Robert Papin & Prix Du Bois)

Atomic Force, a chestnut racehorse trained by Kevin Ryan, powering down the track with a jockey in the saddle during a race at a Longines-sponsored event

Atomic Force (pictured above) proved a huge success story for our Kevin Ryan horse racing syndicates.

Bought for just £22,000, he won two Group races and was sold on to race abroad, providing a massive profit for his owners.

Glass Slippers is just one of Kevin’s many Group 1 winners and made history when becoming the first European horse to win the Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint.

Royal Ascot is often regarded as the pinnacle of British Flat racing and Kevin has a fine record at the meeting and regularly wins big Saturday handicaps like the Ayr Gold Cup, too.

A grey racehorse trained by Kevin Ryan storms clear of the field in front of a packed grandstand crowd during a prestigious race meeting

Kevin’s outstanding eye for a horse explains his many big sales race wins with horses bought for £40,000 or less, reminding us of Kevin’s ability to source a quality bargain for our northern horse racing syndicates.

Buy Shares in a Kevin Ryan Trained Horse

Our owners have enjoyed many memorable days alongside Kevin on the racecourse. Great fun to be with at the races, Kevin has been training winners for Hambleton’s horse racing syndicates for over 20 years.

Kevin’s will to provide our owners with big wins and memories that last a lifetime remains as great as ever. If you’re ready to take the next step and buy a share in one of Kevin’s horses, you can view available shares below or visit our racehorse shares section.

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Kevin Ryan Racehorse Syndicate News

owners with racehorse Washington Heights after a great run at Al Uqda racecourse

Deauville next for Washington Heights

5th August 2026

Kevin Ryan’s multiple Stakes winner Washington Heights is all set to bid for a fourth Listed win at Deauville on Sunday. The six-year-old son of...

a group of owners stand with their new racehorse

Owners Naming Day at Kevin Ryan’s

3rd August 2026

Last week saw the first of our breeze-up recruits naming days get underway as owners joined us at Kevin Ryan’s Hambleton Lodge stables to name...

a group of racehorse owners pose with their winning horse at Wolverhampton

American Wins again

1st August 2026

Kevin Ryan has been training Hambleton’s owners winners for over 20 years and he had our owners in the winners’ enclosure again at Wolverhampton on...

Kevin Ryan Racehorse Syndicate FAQs

Where does Kevin Ryan train?

Hambleton Lodge Stables, close to Thirsk in North Yorkshire. Kevin’s yard boasts excellent facilities including a water treadmill, treadmill and covered barn, and is handily placed to the major road networks for visiting owners.

What is Kevin Ryan's training record?

Kevin Ryan started training in June 1998 saddling his first winner just 3 days later. He’s now trained over 2,000 winners and counting and saddled well over 50 Group race winners, including 16 Group 1 winners. Kevin has enjoyed 11 Royal Ascot winners and won the Ayr Gold Cup an incredible 5 times. Kevin’s multiple Group 1 winner The Grey Gatsby was the top-rated horse in Europe in 2014.

Can I buy shares in Kevin Ryan's horses with Hambleton?

Yes. Hambleton currently has horses in training with Kevin Ryan. Full details of our Available syndicate shares with Kevin Ryan can be viewed on our racehorse shares page.

What types of horses does Kevin Ryan specialise in?

Fast ones! Over his heavily decorated career Kevin has enjoyed big race success with all types of horses, winning major races all over the world. Kevin particularly excels with his sprinters such as Group 1 winners Brando and Glass Slippers though French Derby and Irish Champion Stakes winner The Grey Gatsby showed Kevin can produce top-class horses over all distances.

How do I find out when Kevin Ryan's horses are entered or declared to run?

Kevin Ryan enters horses for a race around six days out, then confirms the final runners at declarations stage, two days before racing. You can check the full field for any race on the Racing Post.

As a Hambleton owner, you will not need to go looking. The moment your horse is declared, the team lets you know directly, so you always have plenty of notice to plan your trip to the races.

It is one more example of the personal touch behind every Hambleton syndicate: you will find the latest on your horse, and every other Hambleton runner, in your owners’ enclosure, alongside recent results from the Hambleton Diary.

Want that kind of first-hand access to a Kevin Ryan winner? View available shares or request your free brochure.

Kevin Ryan Racehorse Syndicate

Trainer

"Hambleton Racing have been a key part of my success in recent years and we've consistently enjoyed great results for their owners. They are very professional and I can't speak highly enough of them."