'We've around 20 new recruits and it's exciting' - Jamie Snowden receives big boost with influx of new owners
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Jamie Snowden has welcomed a number of new owners to his yard as he prepares to send out his biggest squad yet for the upcoming core jumps campaign.
Based at Folly House in Lambourn, the Grade 1-winning trainer has been on an upward trajectory for several years and a career-best season in which he had 62 winners and earned more than £800,000 in prize-money was crowned by a first top-level success, with Julius Des Pictons at Aintree in April.
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