Every new flat season brings with it a wave of promise, but some horses stand out before they even reach the starting stalls.
From Me To You is one of those. A striking chestnut colt with the size, pedigree, and connections to turn heads, he’s currently in training with Richard Hannon and has all the makings of a precocious two-year-old to follow in 2026.
He joins the roster of Racing Club horses under RC Syndicate XX, with shares now available at just £65. For anyone keen to follow a sharp, early-season colt from a high-profile yard, he ticks plenty of the right boxes.
Classic Connections and Early Potential
From Me To You is by Persian Force, a name familiar to anyone who followed juvenile racing in 2022. Trained by Hannon himself, Persian Force launched his career with an eye-catching win in the Brocklesby Stakes, before going on to win the Group 2 July Stakes and place consistently at Group 1 level. He was fast, sound, and durable — qualities you want in a sire of early-season two-year-olds.
Importantly, Persian Force wasn’t just a quick starter, he kept improving as the season went on. That gives real weight to Richard Hannon’s view that From Me To You could be “operational early on” and hold his form throughout the year. The team know the sire well, and their early impressions of the colt are just as encouraging.
In Hannon’s own words:
“He looks like a horse that will be operational early on in the year and I would love to think we could go to Newbury for the Lockinge meeting or maybe the Greenham”
Those are big targets — and mention of them so early speaks volumes about the regard this colt is already held in.
A Deep Pedigree on the Dam’s Side
There’s more to From Me To You than just his sire. On the dam’s side, he is out of Aunt Anny, an unraced daughter of Exceed And Excel, a stallion famous for producing quick, talented juveniles with a real turn of foot. That makes From Me To You part of a family known for sharpness and success at the top level.
His second dam, Simonetta, was a stakes performer herself, and the broader family includes Marhaba Ya Sanafi, winner of the Group 1 Poule d’Essai des Poulains, and Intense Focus, who captured the Dewhurst. It’s a page packed with early types, Group winners, and genuine class.
All the ingredients are there: a proven sire, a quick and classy female line, and the physical scope to match.
Training at Herridge: Where Stars Are Made
Richard Hannon’s Herridge Racing Stables have long been a launchpad for top flat horses. With Classic wins to his name and a knack for getting two-year-olds off the mark early, it’s a perfect setting for a colt like From Me To You. The yard has been home to the likes of Night Of Thunder, Barney Roy, and Olympic Glory — horses who began as exciting prospects and developed into stars.
The early view on From Me To You is that he could follow the same path. He’s described as forward in condition and unlikely to need much more physical development. That puts him on track to debut in the spring, with the Lockinge weekend at Newbury mentioned as a possible early-season target. For followers of juvenile racing, it doesn’t get much more promising than that.
A Colt You Can Follow — Or Own a Share In
Racing Club are offering 3,000 shares in From Me To You, priced at just £65 each. Each share represents 0.033% ownership and includes access to updates, insights from the yard, and the chance to be part of a racehorse’s progress from the beginning. The syndicate term runs until 30 November 2026, giving shareholders plenty of time to enjoy the full two-year-old and three-year-old campaigns.
Full details are available directly via Racing Club at: racingclub.com/buy-a-racehorse-share
Why We’re Featuring Him
At My Kingdom for a Horse, we keep an eye out for horses that offer more than just a name on a racecard. From Me To You stands out because of his potential, his people, and his profile.
He’s bred to be fast, trained by one of the best, and held in high regard at home. For Racing Club followers and casual racing fans alike, this is a colt worth watching from the moment the flat season begins.
