Photo — Emerald Time in the Worcester winner's enclosureEmerald Time in the winner's enclosure
WINNER — WORCESTER — 11 JUNE 2026

Emerald Time

Won with pace to spare. The first of many.

Clontyseer Racing is the newest winning yard in National Hunt racing — shaped by centuries of tradition, and built to form the next century.

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Clontyseer Racing

In racing, money talks. It buys bloodlines, gallops, boxes, transport. It can't buy victory. The win is the one thing in this sport that cannot be purchased — only prepared for, fought for, and lived.

Clontyseer Racing was built for victory — in racing, and in building new lives. We are THE new yard: winners on the board, horses broken in by our own hands, and a mission to bring racing to the people.

A Feeling Unmatched

Every great yard begins with the trainer.

Photo — Ryan HatchRyan Hatch
Trainer

Ryan Hatch

Ryan Hatch was one of the most gifted jump jockeys of his generation: 78 winners, two Cheltenham Festival victories — the Kim Muir on Same Difference and the RSA Chase on Blaklion — a Betfair Hurdle, an Imperial Cup, and a Grade 1 Sefton Novices' Hurdle at the Grand National meeting. All before 24.

But Ryan finds even more: love. He sees what a horse can become before it knows itself. He finds what a new groom can be before they know it themselves. That is how Clontyseer will find champions before they are made, on the track and on the gallops.

78 WINNERS · 2 CHELTENHAM WINNERS
Photo — Dominic ElsworthDominic Elsworth
Trainer

Dominic Elsworth

Schooled under the legendary Harvey Smith, he rode for Oliver Sherwood, Paul Webber, Lucy Wadham and Henrietta Knight, carried silks in the Grand National eight times, and won the Towton Novices' Chase aboard Royal Emperor. As a licensed trainer at Clontyseer, he supplies what no other young yard can buy: decades of horsemanship, calm under fire, and the experience of victory.

8 GRAND NATIONALS · THE TOWTON · A LIFETIME OF HORSE Racing

Our Horses

Winners on the board.

Photo — Emerald TimeEmerald Time

Emerald Time

Shares Available

The yard's rising star. Won at Worcester on 11 June 2026 with pace to spare, announced live on Sky Sports, and the horse around which Clontyseer's next chapter is being written. A strictly limited number of shares is open to new owners.

1 — WORCESTER — JUNE 2026
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Photo — Lord ChamberlainLord Chamberlain

Lord Chamberlain

Bay gelding · Masar – Privacy Order

The statement horse. Won at Hereford in April 2026 by twelve lengths — not a victory, a declaration. Improving with every run and aimed higher.

WON HEREFORD APR 2026 · BY 12 LENGTHS
Photo — Al MootamaridAl Mootamarid

Al Mootamarid

By Kingman, out of Fleche D'Or

The dual-purpose blueprint. A winner on the flat and over hurdles, including at Stratford in June 2025 — proof the Clontyseer method travels across codes.

WINNER FLAT & HURDLES
Photo — Copper CoveCopper Cove

Emerald Ocean

Bay mare · Blue Bresil – Goaheadmakemyday

The mares’ flag-bearer. A spring bumper debutante at Uttoxeter in March 2026, learning her trade against seasoned rivals — bred to stay and brought along with patience the Clontyseer way.


NH FLAT DEBUT · UTTOXETER · MAR 2026
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Emerald West

Bay gelding · Westerner – Risenshine

One for the future. A strapping five-year-old by the top staying sire Westerner, unraced and being readied for his first season over jumps — the kind of raw prospect the yard exists to make.

A short description of the horse — its character, its best run, what to expect next.

UNRACED · DEBUT AHEAD

Why We Exist

Racing, brought to the people.

Clontyseer Racing was founded by RMF Group with a purpose no other yard in Britain shares: to throw open the doors of the Royal Sport.

Through RMF Equine — backed by £500,000 from the West Midlands Combined Authority and launched on ITV News — we train people the industry never looked for: the long-term unemployed, veterans, ex-offenders, people who had never touched a horse. In its first six months, 29 graduates moved into jobs and placements across racing, with destinations including the yards of acclaimed trainers and historic studs. The Racing Post called the initiative groundbreaking. We call it the point.

When you stand in the winner's enclosure with Clontyseer, you stand with all of it — the horse, the yard, and every person whose life it changed to get there.

"The potential is there to develop into an invaluable asset to the equine industry." — British Horse Society
Photo — RMF Equine learners on the yardRMF Equine learners working with horses

They Are Winners

There is a moment that belongs only to the victorious — champagne and glory.

Ryan and Dom know what it takes.

At Clontyseer we see only one true goal: victory. Victory through the slow climb past mediocrity, incessantly working towards the sun-kissed uplands of fulfilled potential. Our trainers know the battle begins on the dawn ride. One day at a time. When no one is watching — except you. Over the fences no one counts — except us. Our trainers are proven winners. Success is all we see.

Your HorseA share in a named horse, your name in the racecard, owners' badges on racedays.
The MorningsGallops visits, breakfast with Ryan and Dom.
The DaysThe parade ring, the rail, the enclosure.
The StoryPlain-English updates from the people who train your horse.
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Contact

Start the conversation.

Tell us a little about yourself and we'll be in touch about shares in Emerald Time and life as a Clontyseer owner. No obligation — just the beginning of one of racing's better conversations.

Email the yard or call Dom Elsworth (07776255736) / Ryan Hatch (07789900222)

CLONTYSEER RACING · SANDALL HOUSE FARM, LOWSONFORD, B95 5HN
TRAINER: DOMINIC ELSWORTH

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