Treasure Time's owners are gearing up for another exciting day at next month's Betfred St Leger Festival after his recent victory at York. The three-year-old, part of the RaceShare syndicate, thrilled around 125 owners at the Ebor Festival with a big win.
Trained by William Haggas, Treasure Time will likely target a one-mile handicap on St Leger day at Doncaster. This will be his first time competing against older horses. RaceShare’s Ash White noted that they strive to keep all owners involved, whether at the track or not.
Future plans include the Balmoral Handicap on British Champions Day and possibly Royal Ascot next year. RaceShare has also extended its partnership with punter and bloodstock investor Patrick Veitch to 2030 for sourcing horses.
Veitch, who also collaborates with Tony Bloom and Ian McAleavy, is focused on middle-market horses for RaceShare, complementing their broader buying strategy.