Lizzie Quinlan Racehorse Syndicate

Racehorse Trainer

Lizzie Quinlan is a Cumbria-based racehorse trainer. Hambleton Racing offers syndicate shares in Lizzie Quinlan Racing-trained horses, with a maximum of 12 owners per syndicate and no hidden costs. Ever popular with our syndicate owners, Lizzie Quinlan offers a very personal experience to our owners.

The most recent addition to the Hambleton training ranks is Lizzie Quinlan, who is very well known to us.

To explain, in 2015 Lizzie began working for Hambleton as a racing manager.

Experienced, well connected and with a very sharp mind, Lizzie fitted into our small, friendly team really well and has always been a hugely popular with our owners.

Training primarily National Hunt horses but with a dual purpose licence, Lizzie Quinlan Racing began training in 2022 and has made a quick impression, going close to being the champion trainer at Cartmel in 2024 at a time when her strike rate was amongst the best in the entire country. You can follow her latest results, stable updates, and announcements in our Lizzie Quinlan news section.

Racehorses exercising on the picturesque gallops of Lizzie Quinlan in the Cumbrian countryside.

An ability to get horses from bigger stables back enjoying their racing has been a key part to Lizzie’s early success, as is the hard work she and her talented team put in.

Lizzie is married to leading jockey Sean Quinlan, who did the steering when Lizzie recorded her first double in 2024, and trains from Bolton Mill in Cumbria.

Both Lizzie and Sean work hard to get the very best out of their horses and can count on the counsel and guidance of good friends three-time Champion Jockey Brian Hughes and leading agent Richard Hales as and when needed.

Their results speak for themselves and we have no doubt we’ll be enjoying plenty more nice winners with Lizzie and Sean moving forwards.

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Lizzie Quinlan Racehorse Syndicate FAQs

Where does Lizzie Quinlan train?

Lizzie Quinlan trains from Bolton Mill stables near Appleby, Cumbria. With schooling facilities and access to a private, recently installed state-of-the-art round gallop, Lizzie’s yard offers a great base in beautiful surroundings and is easy to access from the nearby A66.

What is Lizzie Quinlan's training record?

Lizzie Quinlan began training in 2022 and quickly made an impression, going close to being champion trainer at Cartmel in 2024 at a time when her strike rate was amongst the best in the country. Five-time winner Getaway Luv, bought for just £15,000, is a good example who thrived in Lizzie’s care.

Can I buy shares in Lizzie Quinlan's horses with Hambleton?

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

What types of horses does Lizzie Quinlan specialise in?

To date Lizzie Quinlan has done well with second and third hand horses, bought cheaply from the sales. Of late she’s started to introduce her first untried horses in bumpers which have been running notably well, including Jimmy The Jet.

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

Lizzie Quinlan 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 Lizzie Quinlan winner? View available shares or request your free brochure.

Lizzie Quinlan Racehorse Syndicate

Trainer

"Hambleton are a hugely successful, well-run syndicate that offer a fantastic owner experience. It's exciting to continue my journey with them as a trainer. I have always enjoyed working within such a wonderful team and want to repay them by training many winners!"

Racehorse trainer Lizzie Quinlan.

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