Racehorse Syndication with Gai Waterhouse
& Adrian Bott
Gai Waterhouse / Adrian Bott
The Golden Slipper-winning combination of Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott. With facilities in both Sydney and Melbourne, this is a partnership formed in 2016 between Gai Waterhouse, daughter of racing legend T.J. Smith — and Adrian Bott, who grew up in the racing world and has built a highly respected name in the industry in his own right.
About Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott
Gai and Adrian are consistently ranked amongst the top trainers in Australia, both by strike rate (across NSW and Victoria) and by prizemoney earned. Gai has trained over 130 Group 1 winners, including 7 Golden Slippers — among them Farnan, trained in partnership with Adrian. Her career record also includes 8 Metropolitan Handicaps, 9 Flight Stakes, and a Melbourne Cup. Gai Waterhouse AO was granted her own Australian Jockey Club training licence in January 1992 and was inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame in 2007. In 2021, she was made an Officer of the Order of Australia for her services to the thoroughbred industry.
Track Record with Tricolours
Tricolours forged a strong partnership with Gai and Adrian, having previously syndicated a talented team including The Playwright, The Novelist, The Wildling, and Enchanted By.
"Currently we do not have any new Syndication Opportunities with Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott."
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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.
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