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Richard Litt is a horse trainer based in Warwick Farm. Richard Litt has a win strike rate of 10% and a career ROI of -19.
Richard Litt last 12 months's career form is 295 Starts, 43 wins, 25 seconds, 39 thirds.
Richard Litt has average win odds of 6 and an ROI of -17% over the last 12 months.
Richard Litt current season form is 18 Starts, 2 wins, 1 seconds, 1 thirds.
Richard Litt has average win odds of 9.25 and an ROI of 3% over the current season.
Here is a list of tracks where Richard Litt has raced in the past 12 months and the current season. The list shows performance by Richard Litt across all tracks.
Here is a list of the top jockeys who have ridden for Richard Litt along with their stats over the last 12 months and the current season.
Here is a list of the next races and the most recent results for Richard Litt
3yoaG (Bay or Brown) Ole Kirk x October
CAREER 7 1-0-1
EARNING $36,100
WIN 14
PLACE 29
6yoaG (Bay) Exceed And Excel x Sayf Shamal
CAREER 24 4-2-1
EARNING $346,715
WIN 17
3yoaG (Chestnut) Extreme Choice x Te Akau Rose
CAREER 5 1-0-0
EARNING $33,050
WIN 20
PLACE 20
3yoaG (Bay) Graff x Royal Hootenanny
CAREER 9 2-1-0
EARNING $61,600
WIN 22
PLACE 33
7yoaG (Bay or Brown) Exceed And Excel x Shaumari
CAREER 30 4-4-3
EARNING $176,665
WIN 13
PLACE 37
6yoaG (Bay) Choistar x Romantic Zariz
CAREER 51 8-12-6
EARNING $646,500
WIN 16
PLACE 51
5yoaG (Bay) Exceed And Excel x Trim
CAREER 30 6-2-5
EARNING $1,294,140
PLACE 43
7yoaG (Chestnut) Kermadec x Cataclysm
CAREER 45 7-9-4
EARNING $398,402
PLACE 44
3yoaC (Bay) Street Boss x Asiago
CAREER 11 1-1-2
EARNING $72,450
WIN 9
PLACE 36
5yoaG (Bay) Snitzel x Improvement
CAREER 2 1-0-0
EARNING $1,300
WIN 50
PLACE 50
4yoaG (Bay or Brown) Shalaa x The Darling One
CAREER 16 4-2-1
EARNING $152,975
WIN 25
5yoaG (Bay) Lonhro x Ottoman
CAREER 28 6-2-4
EARNING $267,650
WIN 21
Last Updated: 23/08/2026
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