T-Bred Fractional Ownership Story
Quote from Senator Blutarsky on September 12, 2024, 8:57 PMI'm sure you all heard, know this exists too - T-Bred Fractional Ownership - hit or miss. I'm not going to endorse anyone. I did know a guy who did similar to what you've all done with TheStable.ca
He said the cost to do his laundry done for the year was the cost for a stake in Mage (I don't think he even owned 1% like minimum y'all can invest - but a very small stake, proportional expenses and access and thrills), the 2023 Kentucky Derby winner, and a placer in multiple graded stakes races. Mage had several owners including fractional group with sub fractional owners.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mage_(horse)
https://www.pedigreequery.com/mage6
"“That's why I say Mage was like a gift from above,” said Brian Doxtator, co-founder and CEO of Commonwealth Racing, the “fractional investment platform” that, along with 391 micro-investors who bought in via its app, owns 25 percent of Mage." - Dave Sheinin article, The Washington Post
Mage kind of a weird name actually means - Magician.
Let's say after horses expenses the horse went from $2.5 mil in earnings to $1.8mil then we x by 25% = $450,000 / into 391 = $1150, plus he is a horse at stud for a fee of $25k, and if his progeny do great the sky's the limit! Not a bad deal for a 0.06393861892 %.
I hope this type story, and further world records, accolades, breeding success happens to you all too! 🙂
I'm sure you all heard, know this exists too - T-Bred Fractional Ownership - hit or miss. I'm not going to endorse anyone. I did know a guy who did similar to what you've all done with TheStable.ca
He said the cost to do his laundry done for the year was the cost for a stake in Mage (I don't think he even owned 1% like minimum y'all can invest - but a very small stake, proportional expenses and access and thrills), the 2023 Kentucky Derby winner, and a placer in multiple graded stakes races. Mage had several owners including fractional group with sub fractional owners.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mage_(horse)
https://www.pedigreequery.com/mage6
"“That's why I say Mage was like a gift from above,” said Brian Doxtator, co-founder and CEO of Commonwealth Racing, the “fractional investment platform” that, along with 391 micro-investors who bought in via its app, owns 25 percent of Mage." - Dave Sheinin article, The Washington Post
Mage kind of a weird name actually means - Magician.
Let's say after horses expenses the horse went from $2.5 mil in earnings to $1.8mil then we x by 25% = $450,000 / into 391 = $1150, plus he is a horse at stud for a fee of $25k, and if his progeny do great the sky's the limit! Not a bad deal for a 0.06393861892 %.
I hope this type story, and further world records, accolades, breeding success happens to you all too! 🙂
Quote from pcmark15 on September 12, 2024, 9:30 PMQuote from Senator Blutarsky on September 12, 2024, 8:57 PMI'm sure you all heard, know this exists too - T-Bred Fractional Ownership - hit or miss. I'm not going to endorse anyone. I did know a guy who did similar to what you've all done with TheStable.ca
He said the cost to do his laundry done for the year was the cost for a stake in Mage (I don't think he even owned 1% like minimum y'all can invest - but a very small stake, proportional expenses and access and thrills), the 2023 Kentucky Derby winner, and a placer in multiple graded stakes races. Mage had several owners including fractional group with sub fractional owners.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mage_(horse)
https://www.pedigreequery.com/mage6
"“That's why I say Mage was like a gift from above,” said Brian Doxtator, co-founder and CEO of Commonwealth Racing, the “fractional investment platform” that, along with 391 micro-investors who bought in via its app, owns 25 percent of Mage." - Dave Sheinin article, The Washington Post
Mage kind of a weird name actually means - Magician.
Let's say after horses expenses the horse went from $2.5 mil in earnings to $1.8mil then we x by 25% = $450,000 / into 391 = $1150, plus he is a horse at stud for a fee of $25k, and if his progeny do great the sky's the limit!
After his Derby win it looked like a never ending ant trail heading to the winners circle.
Quote from Senator Blutarsky on September 12, 2024, 8:57 PMI'm sure you all heard, know this exists too - T-Bred Fractional Ownership - hit or miss. I'm not going to endorse anyone. I did know a guy who did similar to what you've all done with TheStable.ca
He said the cost to do his laundry done for the year was the cost for a stake in Mage (I don't think he even owned 1% like minimum y'all can invest - but a very small stake, proportional expenses and access and thrills), the 2023 Kentucky Derby winner, and a placer in multiple graded stakes races. Mage had several owners including fractional group with sub fractional owners.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mage_(horse)
https://www.pedigreequery.com/mage6
"“That's why I say Mage was like a gift from above,” said Brian Doxtator, co-founder and CEO of Commonwealth Racing, the “fractional investment platform” that, along with 391 micro-investors who bought in via its app, owns 25 percent of Mage." - Dave Sheinin article, The Washington Post
Mage kind of a weird name actually means - Magician.
Let's say after horses expenses the horse went from $2.5 mil in earnings to $1.8mil then we x by 25% = $450,000 / into 391 = $1150, plus he is a horse at stud for a fee of $25k, and if his progeny do great the sky's the limit!
After his Derby win it looked like a never ending ant trail heading to the winners circle.
Quote from Senator Blutarsky on September 12, 2024, 9:35 PMQuote from pcmark15 on September 12, 2024, 9:30 PM
After his Derby win it looked like a never ending ant trail heading to the winners circle.
That was hilarious!!!!...You got that right, thank goodness he only won his maiden and the KYD! And this ain't all of them I suspect that were hundreds watching from afar lol from their devices and living room!
Quote from pcmark15 on September 12, 2024, 9:30 PM
After his Derby win it looked like a never ending ant trail heading to the winners circle.
That was hilarious!!!!...You got that right, thank goodness he only won his maiden and the KYD! And this ain't all of them I suspect that were hundreds watching from afar lol from their devices and living room!
Quote from Purple Aura on September 17, 2025, 6:16 PMMY work here is done. buh bye.
MY work here is done. buh bye.
Quote from Purple Aura on November 11, 2026, 5:37 PMI'm buying my second fractional shares at MY Racehorse. Any horse out of Life Is Good I'm buying. They offer the second one tomorrow. I think Life Is Good could be a dominant sire. We will see.
I'm buying my second fractional shares at MY Racehorse. Any horse out of Life Is Good I'm buying. They offer the second one tomorrow. I think Life Is Good could be a dominant sire. We will see.
Quote from Lonnie on November 11, 2026, 9:12 PMQuote from Purple Aura on November 11, 2026, 5:37 PMI'm buying my second fractional shares at MY Racehorse. Any horse out of Life Is Good I'm buying. They offer the second one tomorrow. I think Life Is Good could be a dominant sire. We will see.
How has the first one worked out? I ran it by my friends, and they said "neigh".
Quote from Purple Aura on November 11, 2026, 5:37 PMI'm buying my second fractional shares at MY Racehorse. Any horse out of Life Is Good I'm buying. They offer the second one tomorrow. I think Life Is Good could be a dominant sire. We will see.
How has the first one worked out? I ran it by my friends, and they said "neigh".
Quote from Purple Aura on November 11, 2026, 9:54 PMToo early to tell. He's just starting to work out. He's grown, filling out and looks great. Your partners may say neigh, I say YAY to a one time payment. No more bills. Granted it is micro shares. My two trainers are Pletcher and Baffert. That's not bad either. I believe in Life Is Good. He faced Flightline once and got his ass kicked. His first time babies this year did real well. I'm a Believer. Monkees 1966. I think written by Neil Diamond.
This is when they met. One sided blowout.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F99dOD8_8BM
Too early to tell. He's just starting to work out. He's grown, filling out and looks great. Your partners may say neigh, I say YAY to a one time payment. No more bills. Granted it is micro shares. My two trainers are Pletcher and Baffert. That's not bad either. I believe in Life Is Good. He faced Flightline once and got his ass kicked. His first time babies this year did real well. I'm a Believer. Monkees 1966. I think written by Neil Diamond.
This is when they met. One sided blowout.
Quote from Purple Aura on November 11, 2026, 10:34 PMWhat I like most about Life Is Good was his losses. He wasn't afraid to take on Jackies Warrior at seven furlongs or Flightline at a mile and a quarter. Out of Into Mischief and has Northern Dancer down the line. Here's his loss to Jackies Warrior. He get passed inside and comes right back at him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_c0ifjzcU8
What I like most about Life Is Good was his losses. He wasn't afraid to take on Jackies Warrior at seven furlongs or Flightline at a mile and a quarter. Out of Into Mischief and has Northern Dancer down the line. Here's his loss to Jackies Warrior. He get passed inside and comes right back at him.
Quote from MaywoodAl on November 12, 2026, 12:38 AMMy brother was with Myracehorse, but soured on it. He has not been with them for a couple years so things may have changed. Initially had some nice perks, half off at Kentucky Downs, free visits to Ocala. That all dried up.
Had a few horses that never made it to the track, some that were moderately successful, but no way close to getting a profit. One positive is you pay the money upfront and that is it. I think he got back about 10% of cost.
Ne never won a raffle to visit paddock or winner's circle on raceday.
I would like to see how Bacio has paid off. AI claims still underwater.
My brother was with Myracehorse, but soured on it. He has not been with them for a couple years so things may have changed. Initially had some nice perks, half off at Kentucky Downs, free visits to Ocala. That all dried up.
Had a few horses that never made it to the track, some that were moderately successful, but no way close to getting a profit. One positive is you pay the money upfront and that is it. I think he got back about 10% of cost.
Ne never won a raffle to visit paddock or winner's circle on raceday.
I would like to see how Bacio has paid off. AI claims still underwater.
Quote from Lonnie on November 12, 2026, 8:42 AMQuote from MaywoodAl on November 12, 2026, 12:38 AMMy brother was with Myracehorse, but soured on it. He has not been with them for a couple years so things may have changed. Initially had some nice perks, half off at Kentucky Downs, free visits to Ocala. That all dried up.
Had a few horses that never made it to the track, some that were moderately successful, but no way close to getting a profit. One positive is you pay the money upfront and that is it. I think he got back about 10% of cost.
Ne never won a raffle to visit paddock or winner's circle on raceday.
I would like to see how Bacio has paid off. AI claims still underwater.
Oh! I didn't know that you don't get 100% of the excitement, and that it's a lottery to get into the winner's circle, etc.
Quote from MaywoodAl on November 12, 2026, 12:38 AMMy brother was with Myracehorse, but soured on it. He has not been with them for a couple years so things may have changed. Initially had some nice perks, half off at Kentucky Downs, free visits to Ocala. That all dried up.
Had a few horses that never made it to the track, some that were moderately successful, but no way close to getting a profit. One positive is you pay the money upfront and that is it. I think he got back about 10% of cost.
Ne never won a raffle to visit paddock or winner's circle on raceday.
I would like to see how Bacio has paid off. AI claims still underwater.
Oh! I didn't know that you don't get 100% of the excitement, and that it's a lottery to get into the winner's circle, etc.
