Our Ethos
The Frost Racing Difference
At Frost Racing, our philosophy has always been simple: treat owners the way we would like to be treated ourselves. With Kevin’s extensive experience in racehorse training, he recognised that racehorse owners can sometimes feel overlooked. That’s why we focus on building a true partnership between owner and trainer, ensuring that every owner feels valued, involved, and part of the team.
We believe that successful racehorse training isn’t just about the horses—it’s also about fostering strong relationships with the people behind them. Owners are an integral part of our racing team, and we encourage discussions about race entries, jockey selections, and future plans.
Tailored Ownership Experience
Every owner is different. Some prefer to be actively involved in day-to-day training decisions, while others trust Kevin’s expertise to make the best choices for their racehorse. We respect every preference and tailor our approach to suit each owner.
For those unable to visit the yard regularly, we provide regular updates via WhatsApp, sharing progress videos from the gallops, insights into fitness training, and even fun moments—like your horse enjoying a well-earned rest in the stable.
An Open-Door Policy for Owners
We actively encourage stable visits, where owners chat to the team, and watch their horse prepare for success. Our goal is to create welcoming environment where both horses and owners thrive.
At Frost Racing, we take pride in delivering top-tier racehorse management, expert training programs, and an owner experience like no other. Whether you’re new to racehorse ownership or an experienced syndicate member, we’re here to provide the best possible journey—both on and off the track.
Join us and experience racehorse ownership the way it should be!
Meet The Team
Kevin Frost
Kevin has worked all his life with horses, mostly in the racing industry. He rode as a conditional jockey, before becoming a Head Lad and later Assistant Trainer.
He also spent many years at the Northern Racing College, where he became Training Manager. While he enjoyed his time at the college, and met his wife Amanda there, he missed racing and became Assistant Trainer to Ian Woods in Lambourn.
Amanda Frost
Amanda met Kevin at the Northern Racing College, although she was never particularly horsey and held an administrative role at the time.
This dynamic still holds true today—Kevin handles the horses, while Amanda runs everything else behind the scenes.
Amanda plays a vital role at Kevin Frost Racing, particularly in looking after the owners and ensuring that everything runs smoothly off the track. Her organisation, attention to detail, and friendly communication make her an essential part of the team and a key contact for syndicate members and racing club participants alike.
