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The turf

Venetia Williams: an enigmatic woman who trains winners

Few regular racegoers could name many of her horses but serious punters know she’s the one to watch

10 January 2015

9:00 AM

10 January 2015

9:00 AM

Welsh Grand National day at Chepstow could not have had a better climax than the big race. After slogging three miles four furlongs on heavy, clinging ground, three horses came to the last with a chance: leading was the Irish-trained Glenquest ridden by Peter Buchanan, in second was Benvolio ridden for Paul Nicholls by Sam Twiston-Davies and third, at that point, his chance seemingly gone when the other two had passed him two out, was Emperor’s Choice ridden for Venetia Williams by Aidan Coleman.

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