Adam Campton hails from a well-known racing family, with his late grandfather Les Coles guiding Even Stevens to the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups double in 1962, while his father is multiple Group One-winning jockey and successful trainer Neil Campton.
Adam has long held a passion for racing and developed his skills in the sport across a number of different roles under some of the most respected trainers in Australia, before joining Unibet and learning from some very astute form analysts.
It was Derby Day at Eagle Farm on Saturday – the meeting got off to the best possible start with Campton Racings super mare Bengal Diamond showing her quality. Our four-year-old mare showed her quality landing an exciting win in the $85,000 Benchmark 85. Before the home turn though –
Zousain is quickly becoming a household name in Australian thoroughbred racing. Over the Australia Day period, two of his progeny—Zousma and La Roux—delivered impressive wins, confirming Zousain’s reputation as a source of speed and early success. The winning streak continued last week with Insain Harry and Meet Me Halfway at