About JustBookies Racing Club

JustBookies Racing Club is run by Noel Wilson, who manages the racehorse syndicates.

Noel Wilson was a horseracing journalist for ten years, including working for The Sun, The Times, The Sunday Times and other national newspapers. During this time he managed racehorse syndicates for friends within that industry. The most successful horse owned was Captain Scott, who won the £50,000 Lincoln Trial before running second to a subsequent Group 2 winner in The Lincoln.

Our first JustBookies Racing Club horse. JustBookie Dot Com, was runner-up on his latest run on only his second appearance on a racecourse. JustBookie Dot Com form.

Noel Wilson was founding director of Ukbetting, the first UK-based online betting company when it launched in August 1998. He was managing director of that company for three years. Ukbetting is now part of Sky. Noel is now managing director of the eponymous JustBookies.com Limited.

He has also been an amateur jockey (pic below), riding in 70+ point-to-points and a few hunter chases.

Noel has ridden work for many racehorse trainers, both in the point-to-point sphere and under rules, and has built strong contacts across the world of racing.

JustBookies Racing Club was formed to share ownership of the JustBookies.com racehorses.

JustBookies Racing Club mission

There are few activities that create more fun and thrills than racehorse ownership. However at JustBookies Racing Club we believe that fun is heightened by success.

We will concentrate on the optimum placing of the horses. This is the key to maximising winning opportunities, prizemoney and the horse's ultimate market value.

Our mission is to select value-for-money, flat-bred thoroughbreds and to make it pay.

JustBookies Racing Club colours

JustBookies Racing Club's colours are the famous 'light green & dark green checks, light green sleeves and white cap' that used to be registered to one-time billionaire Nelson Bunker-Hunt.

Bunker-Hunt, champion owner in the UK in 1973 and 1974 won the Epsom Derby in 1976 with Empery. Other champion racehorses to have carried these famous colours include Dahlia, Vaguely Noble, Youth and Exceller.