Lucinda Russell is a prominent Scottish horse trainer known for top-level jump racing, including Grand National wins with One For Arthur (2017) and Corach Rambler (2023). Recent headlines highlight her reaching a milestone of 1,000 career winners at Kelso with Starlyte, marking a major landmark for her training career. Also notable: she and Michael Scudamore announced a joint training licence in August 2025, signaling a broader collaborative phase for her operation. If you’d like, I can pull the latest articles from Racing TV, Horse & Hound, and Racing Post to confirm any developments or provide citations.[1][3][4]
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Lucinda Russell reveals all to Matt Rennie about her squad for the 2024-25 campaign
www.racingpost.comLucinda Russell agent profile page.
www.robshaw.co.zaThe horse had standing surgery for a micro-fracture of the cannon bone last year and has returned to race all season, scoring his first win this week
www.horseandhound.co.uk‘We have built more stables and will have around 160 horses in training by the time the jumps season fully kicks into gear’.
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news.williamhill.comLucinda Russell celebrated the 1,000th winner of her training career as Starlyte prevailed at Kelso. The 58-year-old sent out her first runners in 1995 and enjo
www.racingtv.comLucinda Russell and Michael Scudamore have been granted a joint licence by the British Horseracing Authority. Russell, who has been training since 1995 in the p
www.racingtv.comA mother of two autistic children living in regional Western Australia has shared her experience of navigating bureaucracy while caring for children with complex needs.
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