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I created Group Horse to help horse racing fans pinpoint the best two-year-olds in training. You will not find more comprehensive information. It gives real opportunity to access the dark horses of racing which trainers would rather you didn't know.                                               

                                                          - Jason Coote

How many times have you read in the media that a smart debut winner had been flying up the gallops?

Too many.

The problem is that you only hear a trainer had been singing its praises after it has landed a gamble or it's heading to Royal Ascot, Newmarket or Goodwood.

It's Group Class.

In fact, it's the best horse they have ever trained!

Consider for a moment what you could do with this privileged information if only you had known before it set foot on course.

Well, that's what we are offering you today.

Throughout the Flat turf season, Group Horse can be used as a powerful tool helping pinpoint the best unraced and lightly raced two-year-old horses in training. In fact, it can be used to identify winning three-year-olds the following season. If you enjoy Steve Taplin's Two-year-olds of 2019 then this will be worthy of your time. The advantage is that we detail a trainer's top horses on a daily basis. In a sport of changing fortunes, it pays to have current information. Alternatively, it could be used as a great accompaniment to identifying exceptional two-year-old talents.

Just imagine if you knew the best horses in training before the crowd. Insight is akin to seeing through a trainer's eyes. How confident would be feel betting on a horse the trainer thinks has star potential?

I can tell you nothing beats the excitement of knowing a talented, yet unraced, horse and seeing it entered for a race. You feel part of a horse's story let alone expecting an impressive run.

That's the privilege you gain when accessing our once private website.

Group Horse Daily gives beginners to seasoned professionals a new perspective on racing. It's a real eye-opener. It is an investment which helps you know that little bit more than most. A knowledge that may be the difference between winning and losing.

How can we best explain it? A testimonial from a happy reader...

No, it's better than that, it's like having every trainer with a talented horse on speed dial. In essence, that's what subscribers enjoy about Group Horse Daily. It affords an opportunity to identify the future stars of racing because you know what trainers up and down the country are thinking. Remember, this isn't our assessment, it's the trainers.

Name any talented two-year-old horses you admired over the years. It's very likely we named them before debut or showing their winning level of ability.

What is this information worth to you?

A horse like Frankel doesn't come along very often. He didn't escape us, the pride and joy of Sir Henry Cecil. It's ironic that many of Frankel's two-year-old offspring will be on this year's list.

Truly talented horses are literally ''catching pigeons on the gallops'' and primed to make their debut.

Can you afford to read about their wins a day too late?

By subscribing to our 10 Dark Horse Mailings you will know what top trainers think about their horses. In addition, you will gain access to Group Horse Daily which gives you a list of best horses for each and every trainer. This infomation will be updated throughout the season so check it on a regular basis. 

Good luck.

William Haggas

Paul Cole

Hugo Palmer

This is just a small sample of a list of incredible talents

A nice debut win for Richard Fahey's colt in the ownership of Ontoawinner. Be interesting to see how this Brocklesby winner goes. 

Robert Cowell's 2yo debutante battled to get back up on the line when winning at Newcastle.  

A nice prospect for Jamie Osborne and owners Melbourne 10 Racing. Fancied to go well. Debut winners for this stable often indicate a decent 2yo. 

Richard Fahey's colt makes it two out of two wins and denies Wesley Ward's hot pot Lady Pauline. A leading Royal Ascot contender after this victory. 

The first horse sent out via our mailing. Good to see Clive Cox's colt winning on debut and will be contesting group class.  

A lovely introduction from Threat, trained by Richard Hannon in the ownership of Cheveley Park Stud. This chestnut son of Footstepsinthesand in a good physical type who will be racing at Group class.

David O'Meara is having a great season with his 2yos and this son of Kingman looks a class horse after storming clear at Chester to win by six lengths. 

Effortless victory from Richard Hannon's filly at Windsor winning by five lengths. Will be heading to Royal Ascot on this comfortable win. 

Detailed on our Dark Horse Mailing before debut and wins in the style of a very talented 2yo at York for Jeremy Noseda. 

Mark Johnston's colt disappointed on debut but put the matter right at Ripon winning impressively by seven lengths priced 17/2. Smart 2yo. 

We detailed Karl Burke's 2yo on Group Horse Daily blog. Well backed on Betfair and ran out an easy winner.   

Mark Johnston's son of Iffraaj was weak in the market but won comfortably at Carlisle in heavy going. Will be racing at Group Class.

Impressive debut from Richard Hannon's colt who won well at Newbury and sure to be contesting Group class this season.

Nice winning debut for Karl Burke's filly in the ownership of Phoenix Thoroughbreds Limited. Should go on to contend at Group class. 

Another smart for Kevin Ryan's good-looking debutante. He took a while to find his feet in testing conditions at Leicester but powered to the line for a comfortable victory. 

What did we say? Given on our 10 Dark Horse Mailing and wins well for Charles Hills at 16/1. A very talented horse detailed before debut. 

Another class horse here in Wejdan. A huge market drifter indicating she needed the run but still winning in style for William Haggas. Definitely a Group Horse.

Not a vintage year for Roger Charlton and then we detail this son of Frankel who wins well at Newbury. A winning debut and will be racing at Group class very soon. 

We get asked this question on a regular basis. The information we detail via our 10 Dark Horse Mailings & Group Horse Daily (website) can be used to make money. We use this for our own purposes and betting success. However, this information is not made public and, at present, we do not sell information as a horse racing tipping service. 

It is possible we will have a tipping service for the 2020 Flat turf season or sell products but these are still under development. The free information that's available is worthy of your time because it details the best two-year-old horses in training from the most powerful stables. 

If you have any questions, contact jason@grouphorse.co.uk