CO-OWNING RACEHORSES
Co-ownership (or as commonly known 'the syndication') of a racehorse involves
the participation of more than one owner. It is effectively any type of
racehorse ownership other than sole ownership.
Co-ownership of racehorses has grown so that there are now more co-owners in
Britain than sole owners.Co-ownership provides a cost-effective way to get
involved in racehorse ownership by allowing co-owners to share the costs of
buying and running racehorses.
The message is clear: 'racehorse ownership has never been such fun and so
affordable, so become a co-owner and enjoy the thrill of ownership together'.
Co-ownership Structures
Considerations you need to address before getting involved are:
1) what is your budget
2) what are you expecting from your ownership experience
3) matching your expectations with the type of ownership you enter into
Racing Partnerships
Racing partnerships consist of more than 2 individuals all owning a capital
share in a horse, or a number of horses. Racing partnerships offer the
following ownership benefits:
*Capital share in partnership horse(s). Can be from 2 to 1000 partners
*Fixed payment terms starting from £200 over a specific period
*stable tours, newsletters, socials, badges and hospitality when partnership
horse(s) run
Foxtrot Racing offers partnerships which are professionally set up and managed,
thus providing 'hassle free' racehorse ownership.
Leasing
Leasing is a form of ownership without the capital cost of purchase. Leasing
can vary from owning a horse for a single race, up to the whole racing career
of a horse. Leasing offers the following ownership benefits:
*A company, person or group of friends can lease a racehorse
*Choose the racing colours and and name of owner
*become an owner for a period or even a specific day, without the need for
capital purchase
Foxtrot Racing offers all types of racehorse lease so you can become an owner
when you want to own.
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