The Trainers   Len Lungo Carrutherstown, Dumfriesshire. Len has made a successful transition from jockey to trainer since setting up his own purpose built yard overlooking the Solway Estuary in Scotland. He is adept at placing his horses and has tasted success at the Cheltenham Festival.   Paul Cole Wantage, Oxfordshire. Our long association has resulted in plenty of quality action, notably his handling of Ffestiniog and her offspring, including the Group 3-winning Eisteddfod. The 1991 Derby winner Generous was one of Paul’s greatest horses. Alan King Wroughton, Wiltshire. Alan was assistant to David Nicholson before taking over at Jackdaws and then moving to Barbury Castle. Alan has quickly become one of the leading trainers, recording several big successes at the Cheltenham Festival, including twice in the Arkle, the World Hurdle, Champion Chase, and with Penzance in the Grade 1 Triumph Hurdle.   James Fanshawe Newmarket, Suffolk. James trains from the famous Pegasus Stables in Newmarket, built by Fred Archer. He has already trained the winner of a Classic and two Champion Hurdles. He has provided the Club with its greatest successes with multiple Group 1 winner Soviet Song. Nigel Tinkler Langton, Nr Malton. The Club has enjoyed a long and fruitful relationship with Nigel, who trained his first winner for us back in 1995. Nigel has mainly Flat horses but has also trained a winner at the Cheltenham Festival. Julie Camacho Malton, North Yorkshire. Julie trains her small but select string at the village of Norton, near Malton. Visits to her yard are always a treat, as the Club also keeps some of its breeding stock there including Kalinka, the dam of Soviet Song and Penzance. Roger Charlton Marlborough, Wiltshire. Roger is the Club's newest trainer. He took out his license in 1990 and his best horses have been the English and French Derby winners Quest For Fame and Sanglamore, also the Group 1-winning sprinters Avonbridge, Patavellian, Tante Rose and Tamarisk. James Given Willoughton, Lincolnshire. A qualified vet who began his racing career as an assistant trainer to Mark Johnston. His stables are in Lincolnshire, he has already achieved considerable success with horses like I Cried For You, Summitville and Hugs Dancer.