The silks were originally made using ‘old gold’ - an unusual colour in racing - and now this has been worked into the new design which will prove distinctive and eye catching on the racecourse when they are worn by the jockeys riding horses owned by the syndicate.

With an old gold body, white cap and white chevron, they’ll be easy to spot on the track.

Ed Seyfried, Chief Executive and Founder of Old Gold Racing said: “My Great-Grandfather, Ronnie Holbech, first registered the shade old gold in his owner’s silks back in the 1930s.

“As a director of Banbury Brewers Hunt Edmunds, his silks were aptly designed to symbolise the gilded beery forth of pale ale and in 1945 his horse Paladin carried the silks home, finishing third place in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.pastedGraphic_1.png “Old Gold Racing’s mission is to win big races in our very own distinctive Old Gold silks; and we look forward to welcoming a new and diverse audience to the world of horse racing through a modern digital platform and a cost-effective ownership experience.”

For as little as £65 a year, members can join the Old Gold Racing syndicate – each will receive a share in the syndicate’s inaugural racehorse which is in training with 11 times champion trainer, Paul Nicholls.

The membership package also includes a consistent stream of high quality digital and online content including interviews with jockeys, trainers and stable staff; invitations to a variety of events, racedays and stable mornings; and each member will receive regular updates on Old Gold Racing horse(s).

For more information and to register, visit oldgoldracing.com, an essential online racing eVillage, where full details of the newly formed racing syndicate and all the associate benefits are available.