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Charlie Fellowes

2024 has been fruitful so far, to say the least! In the first two months of this year the Bedford House team have had 7 winners from just 26 runners, 20 of those 26 runners have finished in the first 4. In February the team had a runners to winners strike rate of 30%, and there was only one trainer in Britain with a higher percentage than that (minimum of 20 runners). The winter horses have certainly been flying the flag lately, however, there is some nice kit gearing up for the turf season at home, ready to keep these statistics going.

Charlie and his team recorded their best ever year in 2023. In 2022 he tallied up £680,988 in domestic prize-money, the most he had achieved in a season. Last year he has yet again surpassed the record, totalling £718.989 in domestic prize money. Our top earners this year have been Cumulonimbus and Atrium who have both secured some valuable pots. Atrium has been a yard star and concluded his season by winning the £180,000 Howden Challenge Cup. Cumulonimbus was third in the £150,000 Old Newton Cup and won three races this season including the £100,000 Racing League feature at Yarmouth, which is not counted in the trainers prize money table. He was purchased by thesales team for just €50,000 as a breeze up. 

The 2023 season kicked off with a bang when the yard recorded three Stakes Race winners in the first two months of the season. At Doncaster, the first turf meeting of the year, Vadream bolted up to win The Listed Cammidge Trophy by 4½ lengths. She has shown a huge amount of speed this season and when dropped back to 5 furlongs for the first time, Vadream won the Group 3 Palace House Stakes at Newmarket Guineas meeting. At Newbury’s Greenham meeting, Grand Alliance won The Group 3 John Porter Stakes. The son of Churchill has had his quirks, but Charlie has always maintained faith in the horse, that faith was repaid at Newbury when he won comfortably in a hot renewal of the race. Since Newbury Grand Alliance has proved he can stay 2 miles, he did this when finishing a very admiral second to dual Group race winner Sober in the Group 2 Prix Kergorlay. This makes his career going forward very exciting. Both Vadream and Grand Alliance have stayed in training for 2024. 

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Stakes Race Performances in 2023

1st Gr.3 Grand Alliance (John Porter Stakes)
1st Gr.3 Vadream (Palace House Stakes)
1st Listed Vadream (Cammidge Trophy)
2nd Gr.2 Grand Alliance (Prix Kergorlay)
2nd Listed Cloudbreaker (Aphrodite Fillies’ Stakes)
2nd Listed Marbaan (Cathedral Stakes)
3rd Gr.2 Marbaan (Lennox Stakes)
4th Gr.2 Grand Alliance (Princess of Wales’s Stakes)
4th Gr.3 Gorak (John of Gaunt Stakes)
4th Gr.3 Marbaan (Pavilion Stakes)
4th Listed Cloudbreaker (Fillies’ Trial Stakes)

Bedford House Stables

The idyllic Bedford House Stables, located on Newmarket’s Bury Road, prides itself in providing a calm healthy environment to train racehorses. With state-of-the-art facilities it is no surprise that since moving into Bedford House Stables, in May 2019, Charlie’s success as a racehorse trainer has grown. He has seen a large boost in the number of Stakes Race performers and winners. These include the likes of Eve Lodge, Onasis, Marbaan and Vadream to name a few.

Bedford House Stables

The idyllic Bedford House Stables, located on Newmarket’s Bury Road, prides itself in providing a calm healthy environment to train racehorses. With state-of-the-art facilities it is no surprise that since moving into Bedford House Stables, in May 2019, Charlie’s success as a racehorse trainer has grown. He has seen a large boost in the number of Stakes Race performers and winners. These include the likes of Eve Lodge, Onasis, Marbaan and Vadream to name a few.

Off The Bridle Podcast

Newmarket trainers George Scott and Charlie Fellowes extend their rivalry beyond the racecourse with a twice a month podcast

Off The Bridle Podcast

Newmarket trainers George Scott and Charlie Fellowes extend their rivalry beyond the racecourse with a twice a month podcast

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