Bluegrass Continues Best Turned Out League

Bluegrass Horse Feed continues the Best Turned Out League at Down Royal Racecourse following Gordon Elliott’s 2025 success

Bluegrass Horse Feed is proud to continue the ‘Best Turned Out League’ at Down Royal Racecourse, following its successful launch in February 2025.

Craig Kileff from Bluegrass said: “At Bluegrass, we focus on enhancing the well-being, nutrition, and performance of every horse.

Bluegrass Horse Feed is proud to continue the ‘Best Turned Out League’ at Down Royal Racecourse, following its successful launch in February 2025. Kicking off this year, Bluegrass and Down Royal visited Gordon Elliott’s yard to present a £2,000 prize cheque to the team at Cullentra, awarded for winning the league in its inaugural year.

“Behind every great racehorse is a dedicated team of grooms who ensure they look and feel their best. The ‘Best Turned Out League’ is our way of recognising and rewarding their hard work – congratulations to all at Cullentra!”

Susan McCartney, Head of Racing Operations at Down Royal Racecourse, shared her enthusiasm and said: “We’re delighted to continue our partnership with Bluegrass Horse Feed and the Best Turned Out League, a brand that shares our passion for equine welfare and racing excellence.

“Gordon Elliott’s runners are always impeccably turned out and reflect the hard work of the whole team. We are thrilled to reward their dedication alongside Bluegrass.”

Entering its second year, the Best Turned Out League reinforces Bluegrass’s commitment to the racing industry and the behind-the-scenes professionals who make it possible.

Bluegrass Horse Feed will also continue its support of the St. Patrick’s Day race fixture on Tuesday, 17th March 2026.

It promises a thrilling day of top-tier racing, lively celebrations, and traditional music.

Gates open at 12 noon.

For more details, visit:

www.downroyal.com

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