Details of Services Offered:
Here is how it works...
Requirements
The partners invest initial capital, based on the price of the horse and percentage of ownership. The money is used to claim a horse that has been carefully chosen for the program. The initial investment will cover the cost of the claim (plus state tax), the first 30 days of training, veterinarian care and other expenses.
Our Objective
Our objective is to claim a horse at a valued price, earn money and sell as quick as possible. The value is determined by the ratio of purse money to the claim price as well as the horse&%2339;s ability to earn. We target horses who may have been mismanaged or improperly trained by the previous trainer. The horse will be entered in races where he has proven to run consistently well or where he may be claimed from the partners. In many cases, the horse may be improved on. Our strategies require the horse to be claimed from the partners as soon as possible. We typically only giving the horses a few races to prove their value. If he earns money and is claimed, then we have been successful. Breaking even in this business is considered good, but we want to be extraordinary. This program minimizes potential loss by creating a short term commitment. There is always an inherit risk in thoroughbred horse racing. Animals are unpredictable as well as the circumstances of every race. Go in with reasonable expectation and you will have fun. You no longer have to be a king to play the sport of kings.
Get in and Get out!
If the trainer determines the horse's value has depreciated or it's potential to earn had declined and continuing would be at a high risk of loss or continued loss, the horse will be sold for best offer. The goal is to have the horse claimed from the partnership as soon as possible to return the initial investment and keep the prize money for that race. A partner may choose to purchase this horse as a sole owner or join others in a Class A partnership. The new owner(s) will be responsible for all monthly cost including vet and other expenses. To learn more about these expenses, Click here. In the chart below, you can see that if the horse places 5th or better, the partners have made money and obtained our goal.
Cashing In
After the sale or claim of the horse, the amount in which the horse was sold or claimed for, in addition to all net earnings will be divided among partners according to their part of ownership. If the horse fails to earn or loses money, the partners are not responsible for any losses or excess cost. If horse was sold or claimed within 30 days, then all money held in escrow for monthly expenses will be divided back to the partners.
After the initial 30 days, there is an option to continue for an additional 30 days. This cost for the additional 30 days will be significantly lower because you have already purchased the horse with you initial investment. There is absolutely no obligation to continue the program whether the horse is making money or not. If partner or partners choose not to continue the program after 30 days or after early sale/claim of the horse, he or she is release from all financial obligations and any outstanding funds will be returned. Partners may buy from and sell shares to each other or sell their share to a new partner.
Why This Works
The program works because the risk is greatly reduced by a short term, specific goals and calculated decisions based on realistic expectations. What makes my services unique?
Our thoroughbred racing partnerships were designed to minimize risk and maximize gains in the shortest period of time possible. This is the most comprehensive, fast track program designed to get you to the winner circle.
Partners pay a one time fee which covers the price of the horse and thirty days of training. The partner may option to get out at the end of the thirty days with no further financial obligation or continue the partnership for thirty more days of racing for just a small maintenance fee. At the end of these blocks, the profits are divided among the partners based on their percentage of ownership. Some partners may break off to own horses individually or get into a different partnership. Testimonials:
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