Tom Ellis

Tom has dominated the Point-to-Point racing circuit for several years.

After riding nearly 120 winners in Point-to-Points, he then embarked on the journey into training. Starting with around eight horses in 2015, he has quickly displayed his training abilities,
winning the Trainers’ Championship five times annually since 2019.

He has been by far the most successful British Point-to-Point trainer over the last five seasons, saddling almost 300 winners. To add to this, he also holds the record for most Point-to-Point winners trained in a single season: 71 winners from 159 runners, boasting an impressive 45% strike rate.

Tom’s prowess is not limited to Point-to-Point races. Since 2018, he’s had 18 winners from 48 runners in Hunter Chases, translating to a 37% strike rate. Undoubtedly the most notable of his winners under rules came with Latenightpass winning the Aintree Foxhunters Chase in 2022, bred by his mother Pippa Ellis and stylishly ridden to victory by his wife Gina Andrews.

This victory not only showcased Tom’s skill in nurturing talent but also marked Latenightpass as a flagbearer for the stable, who became the stables first runner in this years Grand National finishing a gallant twelfth after making a lot of the running. 

Tom’s knowledge and experience in the equine field have been collected through many years working in the core of the industry, starting at just 16 when he first rode as an amateur jockey. The expertise that he has been able to develop has allowed Tom to acquire an unparalleled acumen in identifying and developing young horses, ensuring they not only win but also turn a profit.

His ambition is limitless, and he has plans to replicate his Point-to-Point yard success in professional, under-rules racing. Tom’s meticulous attention to detail and his proven track record of delivering results are what set him apart from other competitive racehorse trainers.

Contact us today, and let’s dream big together!

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Gina Andrews

Gina, Tom’s wife, is an integral part of Tom Ellis Racing, showcasing exceptional talent in Point-to-Point and National Hunt racing. With 10 National Point-to-Point Rider Championships, Gina dominates the amateur scene, uniquely riding out her claim against professionals – a testament to her skill and resilience.

As the leading female Point-to-Point rider and third in all-time wins, her record of 58 winners in a single season sets a historic benchmark. Gina’s ability also shines on prestigious platforms like Cheltenham and Aintree, with notable victories including the Aintree Foxhunters Chase aboard Latenightpass, bred by the Ellis family.

Her contributions are vital to Tom Ellis Racing’s success, embodying the team’s ambition and excellence. Gina’s achievements, particularly the Aintree win, highlight the collaborative spirit and high aspirations driving the stable forward.

Contact us today, and let’s discuss how we can turn your dreams into reality.

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Jack Andrews

Jack Andrews, Gina’s brother, is another key member of the Tom Ellis Racing team. His impressive record includes a National Novice Rider Championship and a Mens’ Rider National Point-to-Point Championship, underscoring his significant impact on the sport.

With 171 Point-to-Point victories and 46 wins under rules, Jack’s career is marked by notable achievements, including two 4-timer wins and three victories at Cheltenham. His best season in pointing saw him secure 41 winners, highlighting his skill and dedication to racing.

Jack’s success in both the Midlands and East Anglia Area Championships further demonstrates his skills and versatility as a jockey, contributing greatly to the team’s overall success.

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