Covering the two UAE President Cup series for Arabian racehorses in the UK in 2026 at Newbury and Doncaster.
Al Sharid
This year the Arabian Racing Organisation welcomed a new trainer to its books new that is to the Arabian breed but one with many years experience of racing and training Taking on one and then another Arabian he has rediscovered his enthusiasm for the sport and has already tasted top level competition He heads for some more at Doncaster this weekend with the intention of carrying the dream forwards to France in the autumn
Growing up in Cheshire David Griffiths hunted and show jumped on ponies then with dreams of becoming a jockey completed the 12 week course at the British Racing School in Newmarket and went to one of the best yards for producing apprentices Kingsclere Stables in Berkshire then home to Ian Balding The yard continues to nurture young jockeys to this day though now under the tutelage of his son Andrew with one of the yard most famous recent proteges being Oisin Murphy
Griffith was there during the reign of sprint royalty the flying filly Lochsong as well as being lucky enough to ride a winner for actual royalty in the late Queen Elizabeth Whilst there he rode around 60 winners for his mentor and then moved to Reg Hollinshead for two years After losing his apprentice s claim he then returned South to ride out for Balding and also Paul Cole trainer of the Derby winner Generous When his weight crept up he had a small stint over hurdles which was enough of an incentive to shed the pounds
Unfortunately I broke my neck C2 the hangman s th break on October 6 2000 when I took a fall from one of Paul Cole s horses I had time off to recover but they wouldn t let me race ride again so I had a small stint with David Barron as assistant and work rider there The Injured Jockeys Fund were brilliant throughout I couldn t praise them enough they were amazing and still keep in contact with me now
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