Racehorse Syndication with
Chris & Corey Munce

Corey Munce - Chris Munce  Racehorse Trainers for Tricolours Race Horse Syndicates

Chris & Corey Munce

After a triumphant career in the saddle, the time was right for Chris Munce to transition into a new role — training thoroughbred racehorses. Fuelled by a profound love for horses, guiding them from their early days as yearlings to seasoned racehorses became Chris's calling.

About Chris & Corey Munce

After a triumphant career in the saddle, the time was right for Chris Munce to transition into a new role — training thoroughbred racehorses. Fuelled by a profound love for horses, guiding them from their early days as yearlings to seasoned racehorses became Chris's calling.

Chris Munce is one of only seven jockeys in history to have won Australia's "Big Four" — the Melbourne Cup, Cox Plate, Caulfield Cup and Golden Slipper. Across a 29-year riding career, he recorded more than 40 Group 1 wins and over 2,500 winners overall, including five Brisbane jockeys' premierships. He rode as stable jockey for some of Australia's greatest training operations, including Gai Waterhouse and Bart Cummings, before retiring from the saddle at the 2015 Magic Millions on the Gold Coast.

Chris now trains from Queensland's premier training complex at Eagle Farm, where Munce Racing has already tasted feature-race success with horses including Boomsara (Magic Millions 3YO Guineas winner) and Ours to Keep. In 2024, Chris took his son Corey on board as a training partner, as the stable continues building on its strong recent momentum.

Chris and Corey will be training one of Tricolours' recent Magic Millions purchases — an outstanding gelding called Pinot Pirate.

Why Syndicate with Chris & Corey Munce Through Tricolours

  • Elite-level experience — a trainer who competed and succeeded at the very top of Australian racing as a jockey, now applying that knowledge from the other side of the fence

  • A father-son partnership — Corey Munce joined as training partner in 2024, building fresh momentum into the stable

  • Premier facilities — based at Eagle Farm, Queensland's premier training complex

  • Full transparency — Tricolours manages all billing, communication and updates on your behalf, so you get the ownership experience without the admin

Current Team

Chris and Corey will be training one of Tricolours' recent Magic Millions purchases — an outstanding gelding called Pinot Pirate.

"Currently we do not have any new Syndication Opportunities with Chris & Corey Munce."

To view other available Racehorse Syndication opportunities, click the link below.

How Syndication Works

Buying into a racehorse syndicate with Tricolours is simple — On average, a 2.5% share in a horse costs approximately $125 per month in training costs, plus a management fee of $40/month. When the horse is in full work costs are slightly higher; when spelling they're lower. Over a year they average out. Every horse's costs are clearly stated in its PDS. We handle billing, updates and race-day logistics so you can focus on the experience.

Read our full guide to how racehorse syndication works →

Frequently Asked Questions

What horses does Chris Munce currently train for Tricolours?

Chris and Corey are training one of Tricolours' recent Magic Millions purchases, an outstanding gelding called Pinot Pirate. Contact our team or visit our Current Ownership Opportunities page for the latest availability.

How do I buy a share in a horse trained by Chris & Corey Munce?

Shares are available from 2.5%. Contact Tricolours Racing directly, and our team will guide you through current availability and the syndication process.

Where is Munce Racing's stable located?

Munce Racing trains from Eagle Farm, Queensland's premier training complex, in Brisbane.

What makes this training partnership different?

Chris Munce is one of only seven jockeys in Australian racing history to have won the "Big Four" — the Melbourne Cup, Cox Plate, Caulfield Cup and Golden Slipper. He brings nearly three decades of elite riding experience to his second career as a trainer, now in partnership with his son Corey.

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