Joseph & Jones Racing commenced operations in July 2010 when Barbara Joseph and her
elder son Paul Jones formed a training partnership.
Barbara has been a very successful trainer since being granted a licence in 1975 and
Paul, who has grown up with horses as an integral part of his life, obtained his licence
to train in late 2009. They train out of a large, modern complex at Thoroughbred Park
in Canberra.
Racing is a way of life for Barbara and Paul and this is reflected in their approach.
The racing experience is there to be enjoyed and it is a natural thing for owners to
dream of their horse winning a race. The JJR motto "
Realise your dream with the JJR Team" says to owners that to dream of owning a winner is
achievable. The euphoria of winning a country maiden is no less than winning a race in the city.
With this in mind, Barbara and Paul put great emphasis on placing horses where they have a winning chance.
Joseph & Jones Racing has in excess of 300 owners at present and Barbara and Paul invite you to
participate in the thrill of racing a horse. Partnerships and syndicates, both offered by JJR,
are affordable ways of experiencing that thrill. It is a great way to make new friends and have
fun. Each year, JJR sponsor a race day at Thoroughbred Park for their owners where a sit-down lunch
and greats of the turf provide an amusing insight into the race game.
Singled Out impressively won the Maiden Plate at Narrandera this afternoon at her first start in a race. Ridden by Patrick Murphy, Singled Out jumped with them but was beaten for early pace. Patrick... More
Better Idea showed how well he can handle heavy going when he led from go to whoa in the Benchmark 60 Handicap over 1400 metres at Canberra this afternoon. The track was rated a heavy 10 and the rail... More
Singled Out impressively won the Maiden Plate at Narrandera this afternoon at her first start in a race. Ridden by Patrick Murphy, Singled Out jumped with them but was beaten for early pace. Patrick... 
Better Idea showed how well he can handle heavy going when he led from go to whoa in the Benchmark 60 Handicap over 1400 metres at Canberra this afternoon. The track was rated a heavy 10 and the rail... 
