Adrian Bott
Co-trainer at the Waterhouse & Bott training partnership (Tulloch Lodge, Randwick, Sydney)
Waterhouse and Bott training partnershipAdrian Bott is an Australian thoroughbred racehorse trainer. Born in 1983, he began his career as a jockey, riding in Australia, Hong Kong, and Singapore before retiring due to weight issues. He then worked as an assistant trainer to Gai Waterhouse for approximately eight years, gaining extensive experience in handling top-class racehorses.
In 2016, Bott was appointed co-trainer at the Waterhouse & Bott training partnership, based at Tulloch Lodge in Randwick, Sydney. The partnership has become one of Australia's most successful stables, winning multiple Group 1 races including The Everest (2017 with Redzel), the Golden Slipper, and the Doncaster Mile. Bott is known for his focus on training two-year-olds and managing high-pressure carnival racing.
Under the partnership, the stable has consistently produced elite performers and maintained a strong presence in Sydney's premier racing events. Bott's transition from jockey to assistant and then to co-trainer reflects a deep understanding of the racing industry from multiple perspectives.
Career History
| Company | Role | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Waterhouse and Bott training partnership | Co-Trainer | – present |