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A lot of jealously on this site. What do you care if theStable.ca is successful or not? Fractional ownership is the way the industry is going in terms of getting new owners. Maybe we ought to be looking at the fact a lot of owners are no longer in the business....and could it be that they didn't have a good experience with some of the trainers commenting on this site??? So he has 2 young 2year olds that he is dumping in March out of like 50+ yearlings bought last fall. I'd say that's a great percentage. I would think any trainer would be happy if they had those odds. If any owner is not happy all they have to do is sell their shares and move along. That's the nature of the business. I never got a guarantee on any horse i bought in my lifetime. I may not like every decision Anthony makes in regards to horses but he does a heck of a job and has a lot of responsibility and some owners just don't understand when it's time to sell.
I have never understood the appeal of owning 1% of a race horse, it does not make any sense.
It makes perfect sense. If you're getting fleeced it's far far better to own only a miniscule portion of a horse.
would love to know the name of the horse so we can all follow him/her during the summer
your a no nothing nosey piece of fucking shitlist your horses if you want of list of other peoples horses so you can belittle them when they don't race good
At least after your first word the spelling got better. To make it simple for you I did not ask for a list just the name of one horse. Did I go slow enough for you to understand?
I can genuinely see someone wanting to own 1% of a sports franchise etc. I have never understood the appeal of owning 1% of a race horse, it does not make any sense.
I own a sliver of 9 thoroughbreds --- Sense, doesn't need to make sense... Just having fun. For a small amount I am buying into horses costing hundreds of thousands, trained by the best in the country. Getting the best care, updates in most case weekly and many times videos attached of them breezing and comments from the trainer. An opportunity to get into the paddock before the race, winner circle photo's which if you are there, can get your picture taken. Outings that are setup at tracks like Keenland and Churchill ( which I have attended ) barn visits, training farms, breeding farms. In most cases, I have not made my one time initial investment which covers everything (understand that in Amac's case there are training bills ) ranging from $42 and have paid as much as $205 for a three horse package. But --- Did own in On Mage - last years KY Derby Winner. Made nice money at the cost of $50 share. Awaiting next payment from the money he is making from going to stud. So to me - for a small amount - little risk - and honestly little monetary reward, but having a heck of a time, I have trained, driven, and owned harness horses. Learning how things our down in the thoroughbred world has been a great experience.