OWNERSHIP

 Imagine the thrill of watching your racehorse cross the winning line in front. It is an exhilarating experience that is perfect for enjoying with friends and family! At our racing stables, we offer a variety of ownership options to suit your needs, whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or new to the excitement of horse racing. Join us in the fun and unforgettable moments of race day, as you cheer on your horse and celebrate victories together. It's an adventure that brings everyone closer, making memories to last a lifetime, so check out the options below:

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SOLE OWNERSHIP:   As the sole owner of the horse, you will receive complimentary badges to the races on the day your horse runs, feedback from the jockey and trainer and all the owners' prize money and trophies, but all the costs of buying the horse and training fees will be yours alone. If you've never been an owner before, we can guide you through everything you need to do, from buying the horse, registering with Weatherbys and selecting your unique colours.

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The other type of ownership is co-ownership, which is a more affordable way to have a horse in training. There are different types of co-ownership, which include:

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PARTNERSHIP:  This consists of two or more people who would share the cost of owning a racehorse, with the members of the partnership being or becoming registered owners.  How much each partner pays towards the training fees depends on how much of the percentage of the horse they own.

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SYNDICATE:  This is a group of people coming together to own a horse, but they don't have to be registered owners.  The ownership is managed and set up by the syndicator, who is responsible for the running of the syndicate, collecting fees and organising the members on racedays or yard visits. 

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COMPANY: For organisations wishing to own a horse under the name of a company or business, a great way to advertise or treat clients to a day out or a staff team bonding day.

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LEASING: This involves ownership of a racehorse for a set period. Costs that the horse incurs will become the lessee's responsibility for the lease period. At the end of the agreement, the ownership of the horse returns to the lessor.

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So with all the above options, owning a racehorse could be easier than you think, whether you want to have a horse of your own, shares in one or more or become part of a syndicate.  Contact us for more information on ownership and pricing. 

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