Jeremy Scott at Chepstow — Record, Stats & Runners
Last updated: 28 March 2026
Somerset-based trainer Jeremy Scott is a regular and respected raider at Chepstow Racecourse, a venue that holds a significant place in his seasonal calendar. Known for his ability to improve horses and campaign them effectively over fences and hurdles, Scott often targets this local track with promising youngsters and seasoned campaigners alike. Punters keeping an eye on Chepstow cards would do well to consider his runners, particularly in novice company and competitive handicaps where his horses frequently outrun their odds and show significant progression.
His yard’s consistent performance at the Welsh track, especially in testing conditions, underlines his expertise in preparing horses for the unique challenges Chepstow presents.
Jeremy Scott at Chepstow — Analysis
Jeremy Scott often targets Chepstow with horses that are either making their debut over obstacles or are progressive types looking to climb the handicap ladder. The track’s undulating nature and often testing ground, especially in the winter months, play to the strengths of his staying-bred runners. He has a knack for having his horses primed for early-season assignments at Chepstow, and they frequently arrive fit and ready to perform.
His runners tend to thrive in handicaps over both hurdles and fences, often showing significant improvement from their previous outings. While he doesn't send out a huge number of runners to Chepstow, his strike rate with those he does dispatch is respectable, particularly when considering the competitive nature of racing at this venue. Look out for his horses making their second or third start of the season, or those stepping up in trip, as these are often prime angles for success.
Focus on Jeremy Scott's progressive young hurdlers or seasoned handicappers, especially on soft ground at Chepstow.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of horses does Jeremy Scott run at Chepstow?
Jeremy Scott typically sends out promising novice hurdlers and chasers, alongside experienced handicap campaigners, often targeting races over trips from 2m to 3m.
When does Jeremy Scott typically target Chepstow?
He often has his horses ready for the early part of the National Hunt season at Chepstow, particularly from October through to the winter months, capitalising on the testing ground conditions.
Does Jeremy Scott have a good strike rate at Chepstow?
While not sending out huge numbers, his strike rate is respectable at around 13% over recent seasons, often with horses that offer good value.
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