Tam Na Ghar
Lease - Mare
Type
Metropolitan winner, lightly raced, can work through the grades
Purchased From
Lease opportunity - no buy in
Ownership Opportunity
10% Available
Race Record
A lightly raced New Zealand-bred mare who has been given the time to grow and mature, now best placed to race as an older horse much like the rest of her family.
Tam Na Ghar (as a nod to her mother Royal Queen, named after Prince William and Catherine’s private cottage in Scotland) has had eight starts for two wins and two placings. She broke her maiden earlier this year at the mid-week Metropolitans at Eagle Farm, more recently notching up her second career win with a dominant front-running display at the Gold Coast.
Her on pace style of racing suits Queensland and racing up to 1400m gives plenty of options as she works through her grades.
Get To Know This Horse
Lease Arrangement
Tam Na Ghar provides an opportunity to lease a share without any upfront cost or buy-in. Simply start paying costs. In return, there is a lease fee as a deduction from prizemoney being 15%.
Progress Notes
Currently in work having last raced at the Sunshine Coast on Friday October 16 in unfavourable conditions on a Heavy track. She came up the inside on inferior ground but fought on gamely. Tam Na Ghar will have a freshen up between runs, there are plenty of race options for her next start early in November.
Video
Watch Tam Na Ghar win in early October.
An impressive front-running ride, putting herself in the lead and controlling the race.
She enjoys this style of racing and will be able to work through her grades here in South East Queensland.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Ongoing costs vary depending on ownership percentage, also whether your horse is in training or out spelling. However, they are probably more affordable than you think! We’re happy to provide a monthly and yearly estimate — just email lauren@jackbruceracing.com.au and we can send through a guide on what to expect.
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Absolutely — welcome on board! We’d love for you to join us in the excitement of racing a horse. As a first-time owner, we’re here to guide you every step of the way — from helping you understand the process and selecting a horse that suits your budget, to explaining what to expect as part of the stable. No question is too small, and we’re always happy to help ensure your ownership experience is enjoyable, informed and rewarding.
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Yes, definitely! A group of friends can own a horse together. We recommend forming a registered syndicate so everyone can enjoy the full experience as recognised owners. It’s a fun and unique way to share the thrill of racing, and we’re happy to cater for groups of any size, with flexible options around share percentages to suit your budget and goals.
