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.

Adam then further developed his skills internationally during a four year period working for one of the world's biggest racing organisations, the Hong Kong Jockey Club.
 

In that time, Adam looked after the HKJC's Young Members, while he also had the opportunity to learn from the best trainers and jockeys in the world. Adam never lost sight of his dream to one day join the training ranks, however, and together with his partner Tayla Whalley, has recently returned to Australia to start a training career on the Gold Coast.

​

"I'm very excited by this new challenge in my career," Adam said. "I've never been afraid of hard work and I am determined to put in the hard yards to get our stable to realise the potential that I know it can."