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How do you invest in a race horse?

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I thought it would be fun to own a part of a horse. Of course, I hear that most horses never win a race so I don't expect much. But how does one maybe own like 1/6 of a race horse just for fun? Do you get to give it pep talks before the big one?

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  1. you can go to your search engine and look up 'limited horse racing partnerships' and a large number of resources will come up, some that have been mentioned above already...this is a good time also as there is usually ready to run youngsters and nice 2 year old stakes coming up at most of the major tracks (saratoga and del mar have nice stakes that are designed to be the paths for nice young stake horses to take on the way to the breeders cup and the 3 year old classics next season) also those partnerships will also include a number of race ready horses, mostly younger, and at all levels...that you wont have to wait half a year or so to see run...good luck if you do happen to buy in and remember...when its picture time...smile!


  2. go to reyenterprise.com

    and tell them the turf-man

    sent ya. they will hook you

    up with a horse that is coming

    up to a race at Del mar or

    los alamitos.....good luck

    horse owner.....

  3. There are several different syndicates that offer shares in horses.  I have small stakes in a couple of horses through one such group.  Some of the ones you might look at are West Point Thoroughbreds, Bongo Racing Stable and Karakorum, and there are many others.  I don't know about giving pep talks, but it is quite a thrill to gather with your fellow investors, the jockey, trainer and horse in the paddock and, when you are lucky, the winners circle.

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