The Haroldians

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How many horses does The Haroldians have in training?: 2 horses have run for The Haroldians in Britain and Ireland in the last 12 months.
How many winners has The Haroldians had this season?: The Haroldians' runners have no wins from 7 runs in the 2026 Flat season in Britain and Ireland.
What is The Haroldians' overall record?: In Britain and Ireland since 2018, The Haroldians' runners have won 7 of 71 races (10%), earning £119,617 in Britain. Runners abroad are not included.
How many horses has The Haroldians had?: 3 horses have run for The Haroldians in Britain and Ireland since 2018.
What is The Haroldians' biggest win?: The Haroldians' biggest winning prize in Britain is £15,702, won by Mostawaa (GB) in the Stablemate By Agma Carlisle Bell Handicap at Carlisle on 28 June 2023.
Which trainers does The Haroldians use?: The Haroldians has used 1 trainer in Britain and Ireland in the last 12 months and 1 since 2018; over the last five seasons the most used is Heather Main, with 4 winners from 39 runners.
Does The Haroldians have any runners coming up?: The Haroldians has 3 runners entered or declared from today, starting with Cougar Force in the 19:45 at Kempton (AW) on 26 October 2026.
When did The Haroldians last have a winner?: The Haroldians' most recent winner in Britain or Ireland was Mostawaa (GB) at Epsom on 12 September 2024.