Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole

The headline achievement is a pair of wins at the very top of British racing. A Class 1 victory at Doncaster in December 2024 was followed by another at Goodwood in July 2025 — two of the most prestigious venues in the sport, and two occasions when Newland and Insole delivered when the stakes were highest. For a yard only two years old, landing two top-level races is genuinely remarkable. Most trainers spend careers without reaching that level once.

Their most important working relationship is with jockey Hollie Doyle, one of the most recognisable names in British racing. Together they've combined for 11 wins from 98 rides — winning at around 11%, or just over 1 in every 9 — a productive and clearly trusted combination. There's also a notable bond with a horse called Farasi Lane, who has won 3 of their 23 races together. That doesn't sound flashy, but sticking with one horse across 23 outings and getting three wins out of it speaks to patience and belief.

The win rate has slipped slightly this season — down from 14% last year to 10% now — but right now the yard is on fire. Five winners from just 14 runners in the past two weeks is a 36% hit rate, more than three times their seasonal average. When a yard suddenly runs at that kind of number, it usually means the horses are happy, fit, and ready. Punters and followers of the sport take notice of moments like these.

One final detail worth highlighting: on fast, dry ground, Newland and Insole have won 2 from 3 races — a 67% return, or two out of every three attempts. That's a tiny sample, but it's the sort of stat that sticks. In a dry summer spell, this is a yard that knows how to take advantage.