Jamie Snowden has seen his training career really flourish in the past few seasons, and another first was achieved in 2025-26 when he passed the £1million prize-money barrier for the first time.
The Lambourn trainer went 24 above his previous personal best recorded in 2024-25, notching 86 successes and £1,172,495 in the process, and further lustre was added to those achievements when Johnny’s Jury landed the Grade 1 Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. The six-year-old will have his attentions turned to novice chasing this season and could well be in the forefront in that division, with the Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase an obvious long-term target.
Snowden hasn’t been resting on his laurels, however, as there has been a healthy intake of new horses from the Irish point-to-point fields and elsewhere, and with 26 winners already to date, few would bet against him reaching the magic ton this campaign.
Jamie Snowden kindly spoke to Tony Elves of attheraces.com about his talented team at Folly House in Lambourn.
