Stuart Edmunds, winner of the 2021 Jockey Club “McCoy’s Leading Trainer Award (in the category with less than 40 horses)”, is a racehorse trainer based near Milton Keynes. Stuart’s success is built on his 40 years of experience in the equine business. Recognised within the industry, and especially by his peers, as one of the best “horsemen” currently training racehorses. His apprenticeship with Mr. Peter and Mrs. Renee Robeson laid the base for his year-on-year improvement in winners and prize money. Amongst many winners of major races stands the Cheltenham Festival success in 2017 with Domesday Book in the Kim Muir Handicap Chase and an Aintree Festival double in 2021 with Rowland Ward and Hometown Boy.
Move to the new yard at Croft Farm - 1 August 2023
On the 1st of August 2023 Stuart's operation moved to his new yard, Croft Farm in Stewkley, near Leighton Buzzard. Croft Farm is a brand-new, purpose-built racehorse training facility for up to 45 horses. There is an 8-horse walker, 4.5 furlong round all-weather carpet gallop, 2 furlong round deep sand gallop, a warmup/lunging arena and a 1 furlong round all-weather schooling area with two interchangeable fences (hurdles or chase). The owner's room, office and staff accommodation offer fantastic facilites for staff and visitors. Stuart and Trish Edmunds will be living onsite. The site has 3 large fields to offer rest and relaxation for the horses during the season or when they are on holiday.
Swaffham Bulbeck became the first winner sent out from Croft Farm when he won a handicap hurdle at Southwell on the 7th of September 2023, running in the colours of The Stuart Edmunds Racing Club.
Stuart Edmunds has been a successful racehorse trainer for the last 7 years. His statistics are as follows:
The full range of ownership options are available with Edmunds Racing. Sole ownerships and partnerships are always welcome. Several different syndicate managers have placed horses with us. The Racing Club has been incredibly successful since it’s inauguration in July 2021, running three horses in Club colours
The Stuart Edmunds Racing Club started in July 2021. The members have enjoyed 3 different horses in a remarkably successful first year. Club horses ran at Newmarket, Ascot, Cheltenham, Aintree, Wetherby, Chepstow among other courses. Strong performances were achieved in graded and class 1 races. A few places are still available so get in quick.
Croft Farm is a brand-new, purpose-built racehorse training facility for up to 45 horses in Stewkley, near Leighton Buzzard. Stuart and his team moved in on the 1st of August 2023. Horses are stabled in an American-barn environment. There is an 8-horse walker, 4.5 furlong round all-weather carpet gallop, 1.5 furlong round deep sand gallop, a warmup/lunging arena and a 1 furlong all-weather round schooling area with two interchangeable fences (hurdle or chase). The owner's roon, office and staff accommodation offer fantastic facilities for staff and visitors. Stuart and Trish Edmunds live onsite. There are three large fields offering plenty of room for rest and relaxation for the horses during the season or when they are on their holidays.
The Racing Manager is the definitive online platform for managing and enjoying racehorse ownership, bringing all members of the racing community together. They streamline communication, administration and regulation into one digital hub, bringing owners closer to the action than ever before. Owners at Edmunds Racing are offered this service as part of the training fees.
Stuart has always trained our horses with great care and attention to detail. Stuart and his team act with integrity and honesty at all times while maintaining a strike rate that is competitive with anyone around. Nothing is too much hassle and stable visits and the personal touch that should be available when owning racehorses is always afforded to us.
Ben Turner
BDR syndicate members have thoroughly enjoyed having their horses with Stuart and his team, Professional yet fun, successful times have been had and we as a group would have no hesitation in both recommending the yard and further strengthening the BDR team of horses with Stuart Edmunds Racing
Colin Burr, Syndicates Manager