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Now taking enquiries
Own a share of the race.
A new thoroughbred syndicate for people who want the real thing: a properly bought horse, a small group of owners and a straight answer on every cost.
- Small groupsA handful of owners per horse
- Every cost in writingBefore you sign anything
- Weekly updatesPhotos and notes from the yard
- No obligationAn enquiry is just a conversation
What a share gets you
You own part of a racehorse with a few other people. We handle the training, the vets and the paperwork. You get the race days.
A real horse
Bought at the sales with a trainer we trust, and you're named as an owner on the racecard.
Updates every week
Photos, videos and a short note from the yard, so you know how training is going before race day.
Stable visits
Come and see your horse work in the morning and meet the people looking after it.
One cost, itemised
Training, vets, farrier, insurance and race entries in one monthly figure. You see the breakdown before you sign.
How joining works
Four steps from your first question to your first race day. You don't pay anything until you've read the agreement.
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Send an enquiry
Name, email and phone. It takes a minute.
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Have a call with us
We talk through the horses, the costs and what you want from ownership.
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Choose your share
Pick a horse and a share size. You get the full cost breakdown in writing.
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Meet your horse
Sign the agreement, visit the yard and start getting the weekly updates.
Start with step 1
You can stop at any step. Nothing is binding until step 4.
Upcoming horses
Our first horses are being chosen now. Names, pedigrees and prices go up here as they're confirmed.
Share counts are examples until each horse is confirmed.
From the sales ring to the winner's enclosure, you're there for all of it.
Questions people ask first
If yours isn't here, ask it on the call. We'd rather explain twice than have you guess.
How much does a share cost?
It depends on the horse and the share size. Every horse has a purchase price per share and one monthly figure for its upkeep, and you get both in writing before you commit.
What happens to prize money?
Prize money is split between owners by share size after the usual deductions, and paid out with a statement showing every line.
Do I need to know about racing?
No. Most owners start as fans. We explain every stage, from the sales to the first run, and you can ask the trainer anything.
Can I leave the syndicate?
Yes. The agreement sets out how a share is sold on or how it ends when the horse retires, so there are no surprises.
Ask about a share
Leave your name, email and phone. We'll call you to talk it through, with no obligation.