HORSE OWNERSHIP In Australia
PART 1
TYPES OF OWNERSHIP
THE PERKS OF OWNERSHIP
There are several ways to own a racehorse, depending on your budget and level of involvement: 📌 Sole Ownership – You own 100% of the horse and have full control over decisions, from choosing the trainer to race selections. (Best for those seeking a high level of involvement and willing to invest more upfront.) 📌 Syndicates – A group of people own a percentage of a horse, sharing costs and winnings. Syndicates can be managed privately or through registered operators. *(Best for those looking for affordability and social engagement.) 📌 Partnerships – Similar to syndicates but with fewer owners (up to 20 people). Decisions are often made collectively. (Best for those who want shared control with a smaller group.) 📌 Leasing – Instead of purchasing a horse, you lease it for a fixed period and share in its prize money without the upfront cost of buying. (Best for those who want a short-term ownership experience with lower financial risk.)
Being a racehorse owner comes with more than just the thrill of competition—it’s an exclusive lifestyle experience. 🏆 Race Day Access – Owners get access to mounting yards, hospitality areas, and winner’s circles.
🏇 Stable Visits – Get behind-the-scenes access to watch your horse train and meet leading trainers.
💼 Networking & Social Events – Meet fellow owners, industry professionals, and experience racing’s elite social scene. 🔹 Breeding Potential – If your horse is successful, there may be opportunities to sell it for breeding or breed it with your ownership group.
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