Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole

The overall numbers tell a story of steady, serious operation. Since 2023 they have sent out 129 career winners, and over the last 12 months they have recorded 49 wins from 505 runners — that's roughly 1 in every 10 races, a 10% win rate. It's a slight dip from the 13% they managed the previous season, which is worth watching, but context matters: more runners often means more experiments, and a yard chasing Class 1 glory tends to enter horses in races they might not always win. Volume and ambition are not the same thing as decline.

Dig into the details and some genuinely interesting patterns emerge. On very dry, fast ground they have won 2 from just 5 races — a 40% hit rate that is extraordinary and suggests they know exactly which horses to target when conditions are right. Chepstow is another sweet spot: 4 winners from 13 runners at that track, which is the kind of local dominance that speaks to either familiarity with the course or a very shrewd eye for placing horses. Probably both.

Their most productive jockey relationship is with Hollie Doyle, one of the most recognisable names in British racing. Together they have produced 11 wins from 102 rides — roughly 1 in every 9 — a partnership that clearly works and keeps getting opportunities to prove it. The bond with Farasi Lane is a different kind of story: 3 wins from 24 races together. That might sound modest, but a horse that sticks around long enough to rack up 24 races with the same yard is a yard favourite, the kind of consistent presence that holds a team together between the headline moments.

For a partnership that has existed for just two years, the Newland and Insole record already has genuine texture — big-race wins, course expertise, a trusted jockey, and a clear preference for fast ground. The foundations are interesting. What comes next will be the real test.