Roger Varian to join Godolphin's roster of trainers for 2025 Flat season
Roger Varian has received a huge boost for the 2025 Flat season as Godolphin have added him to their illustrious roster of trainers for the first time.
It is around a decade since Sheikh Mohammed’s operation added to their list of British-based trainers, all of whom are located in Newmarket.
Charlie Appleby, Saeed bin Suroor, John and Thady Gosden and Simon and Ed Crisford currently train for Godolphin and senior management at the racing powerhouse have confirmed to the Racing Post that Varian will receive four juveniles to train at his Carlburg Stables on Newmarket’s Bury Road.
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