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We provide daily care and services to all horses that are under our

care. Owners will have open access to their horses and to the trainer on a daily basis. Regular communication to every owner about their horse or horses is given in a timely manner. There is also open access

for all owners in the barn area during training and racing.

Every horse is different, our training program is designed and tailored to each horse's ability and progress. It will help them reach their peak of athleticism. We provide routine exercise, therapeutic interventions and good nutrition. Our program is developed to assist each horse to perform at their maximum peak. Thoroughbreds are like human athletes, they are susceptible to injury. We try to avoid injuries with proper management and care, but sometimes injury can't be avoided. Veterinary interventions are used only when necessary.

When deciding to purchase a horse, we have an excellent trainer

with proven knowledge, experience and success to assist you.

Horses can be acquired by private purchase, auction or through

the claiming box.

All owners will receive quarterly financial statements detailing expenses and earnings of their horse or horses. When there are earning, they will be distributed on a quarterly basis after all expenses are paid.

Cost of training a racehorse at the track:: (prices subject to change)

Trainer's fee- $50.00 per day (Covers daily maintenance

such as: feed, hay, straw, vitamins, groom,

exercise rider, hot walker & etc.)

Vet - $200 - $300 per month (approximate)

Blacksmith - $100 per month

Vanning - $200 per month ( where applicable)

Dentist - $50 per quarter

Pony - $40 - $60 per month ( where applicable)

Stable supplies - $100 per month

The approximate cost of a horse in training is $36,000 per year.

Purses earned at the racetrack distribution rate:

First place receives 60% of the total purse

Second place receives 20% of the total purse

Third place receives 11% of the total purse

Fourth place receives 6% of the total purse

Fifth place receives 3% of the total purse

Per industry standards, trainers receives 10% of any purse earnings. Jockeys receives 10% of the winning purse, 5% of

the second and third place finishers, and flat fee of $60-$100

per mount for finishing of the board.

In recent years the IRS have become much more lenient with

standardize guidelines, similar to other business ventures.

Consult your tax advisor for more information.