Services & Fees

At Jason Warren Racing Stables, we understand that providing the right environment, facilities and individual care and attention is paramount to your horse's development.

Our stables provide the following services:

Race Horse Training (inc. Viewing hut with cameras around our track, and the use of 5 tracks at Mornington race course)
Pre-Training
Breaking-In
Tried horses
Spelling (46 post and rail 2 acre spelling paddocks)
Selection, vetting and purchase of horses at sales for clients
Barrier Education
Frequent, informative and inclusive owner communications
- Weekly progress reports via e-mail
- Pre race reports via e-mail
- Post race reports via e-mail
- Stable News
- Facebook (images from the stables, training and race days, status updates and news, press links etc.)
- Twitter
- Face to face liaison on race days
- Full-time racing manager
Owners lounge ( with cold beer)

Please come and have a look around !!!!!

Schedule of Fees

Breaking-In $65 + $6.50 GST = $71.50 / day
Pre-Training $66 + $6.60 GST = $72.60 / day
Full Training $70 + $7 GST = $77 / day
Spelling $21 + $2.10 GST = $23.10 / day
Please note: These costs do not include nomination (major races only)/acceptance/scratching fees, vet fees and costs of medication, blood testing, chiropractic, acupuncture, course proper gallops at Mornington, race day transport and strapper fees, etc.
As is standard in the industry, 85% of stakes won is distributed to the owners, 10% to the trainer, and 5% to the jockey.
These fees are subject to change over time as the cost of supplies, maintenance of our facilities, and our team make up (labor costs) may change.
More information about racing a horse can be found here.

Horse are generally spelled for 6 - 12 weeks at a time, then have 4-5 weeks of pre-training, and (if ready) move onto full training. How long they stay 'up' each preparation, and in the case of young horses if they make it to the races - is dependent on many factors but especially the physical and mental maturity of the horse, and his/her soundness.

Most horses have their first start as 3 year olds, but some take longer, and some are mature enough to race as 2 year olds (although this should be seen as the exception rather than the norm).