Hello Humphrey Third at Kempton 13th October 2025
Hello Humphrey third the Unibets Boosts Nursery handicap, eight furlongs, Kempton 13th October 2025 under Joey Haynes
Welcome to Mark Usher Racing
Welcome to Mark Usher Racing
Welcome to Mark Usher Racing
Welcome to Mark Usher Racing
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Hello Humphrey third the Unibets Boosts Nursery handicap, eight furlongs, Kempton 13th October 2025 under Joey Haynes
I have been training racehorses since 1983 and I am now based in Rowdown Stables, Upper Lambourn, a modern, purpose built, Yard with 30 Boxes with easy access to the superb Lambourn Gallops. We moved into Rowdown on the 1st January 2016 and you can see something of the excellent facilites we have here. My team and I work hard to do the best for our horses and to achieve success and enjoyment for our owners; I pride myself on high standards and attention to detail.
Visitors to the yard are always welcome! You can keep uptodate with the latest news from Rowdown by clicking this link and you can see our immediately upcoming Entries and running plans by clicking here and then selecting 'Entries'.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Mark Usher
Have a look at how to be involved at Rowdown here; a variety of options for affordable racehorse ownership are available from as little as £50 per month. Mark and Mike are always happy to talk about individual horses and ownership & partnership opportunities.
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to be competitive and effective over the coming Season.
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