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"More Than Just Ownership—It’s a Racing Family"I became a member of MyRacehorse back in January 2022, and it has completely transformed my understanding of the sport. What started as buying a simple share turned into becoming part of a worldwide community. Over the past four years, I have been blessed to make friends with owners from the East Coast to the West Coast.The staff at MyRacehorse is truly unbelievable and they are the heart of this experience. I want to give a special shout-out to Paige, Caitlin, Michael, Chris, Gina, Joe, Nick and so many others in this team. Whether it's coordinating event agendas or just being there for the owners, they make us feel like family every step of the way.As an owner, I’ve been able to participate in everything—visiting our horses at the farm, watching morning training, and being there on race day. MyRacehorse keeps us updated on every detail of the industry. I’ve traveled all over the U.S. for races, and the staff's assistance has made those trips seamless.The highlights of my life have happened through this platform. Being part of a Triple Crown journey and watching Seize the Grey win the Preakness while spending time with the legendary "Coach" Wayne D. Lukas was unforgettable. I also had the thrill of owning shares in Straight No Chaser, who won the Breeders’ Sprint Classic under the great training of Dan Blacker.Most recently, MyRacehorse put on a spectacular event in Dubai to watch Straight No Chaser run, which stands as my most memorable experience yet. If you want to truly experience the "Sport of Kings," there is no better way than with this team. Owner Concierge - MyRacehorse We are building an ambitious, tenacious, and creative team that is unafraid of tackling new challenges and are seeking passionate ... MyRacehorse Horse Racing Ownership. Buy a racehorse ... - MyRacehorse Unforgettable Experiences Learned of MyRacehorse while visiting Santa Anita one day and did some research to find out more about t... MyRacehorse The founder and CEO of MyRacehorse, Michael Behrens and ... Jan 23, 2025 — The founder and CEO of MyRacehorse, Michael Behrens and Dan Blacker, the trainer of STRAIGHT NO CHASER, are with Christina Blacker... Facebook·FanDuel Racing 2:30Show all
Whats not to love about myracehorse . They have a great range of horses that anyone over 18 can afford. Best decision we ever made Xavier and the staff are always there for you to ask question great work guys. Been a owner since King Kirk
I have a share in a horse that had some training/injury issues which obviously is not the fault of the company. Eventually the horse ran 4 times, winning on the final occasion. The horse was then sold and according to the website I am awaiting payment on the proceeds of my share. Ok, not great but as long as I do get the payment by the date given I will have no issue. I had been kept up to date with video`s and texts whilst the horse was in training hence 5 stars. However, if the cash is not forthcoming that rating will be altered accordingly.
I have had no problems with My Racehorse. In fact, it’s been a fun experience. The organization keeps me updated on my horses, upcoming events and any payouts on my horses. As far as I’m concerned they have been transparent.I read up on them, pros and cons, before I started buying shares in any of their horses so I knew beforehand what I was getting myself into. I had realistic expectations of what My Racehorse had to offer. If you think you’ll make a lot of money you are sorely wrong. You’ll make more betting on horses than being part of a crowdfunding group that owns a minuscule share of a racehorse. If you think you’ll luck into the next Triple Crown Winner, you are sorely wrong. Like the real horse racing business, most horses never win anything big. It’s a total crap shoot. So don’t buy in if you are looking for fame and fortune, or if you don’t have the patience to allow your horse to develop.What My Racehorse offers is a strong sense of satisfaction in being an owner, a strong sense of satisfaction if you do buy into a winning horse, and an opportunity to support these beautiful, amazing animals. If you are a fan of horse racing, My Racehorse is a blast. And it gives you bragging rights, I have pictures of my horses hanging in my man cave. If someone asks me about them I can casually reply that I am an owner. (I know, I’m one of many, many owners. My friends don’t have to know that.). Now excuse me while I place my bet on Seize the Grey.
I first bought into MyRacehorse in late 2022. The very first horse I bought into (Seize the Grey) just won the Preakness. So yes, it can be fun and it certainly can be exciting, but it takes patience. Seize took a while to train up to that big day; he was late maturing so he wasn't a fast runner like some 2 and 3 year olds. He has definitely come into his own now.That said, I've only made about $250 dollars from him($156 from the Preakness for 1 share), so it certainly isn't a way to make money(my share cost $127). Buying into MyRacehorse is more about getting the inside scoop on a horse, as well as the racing industry(which was my reason for buying into MRH). It's also about the perks. If you are able and willing, you can go to most of the events they schedule(some are lottery only). That's not up my alley, so I didn't participate in the Preakness or the Belmont events. For some owners it's the at-track ownership experience they crave. So if that's your thing, you might enjoy MyRacehorse ownership despite the low financial payoff.But again, that said, most of their horses do not win on this scale. For example, I eventually bought into 13 horses. They have already sold one(did not receive any money from that sale) and retired another after one race(a loss)-money down the drain. The others are either hurt or training. Only one other of my horses is actually racing, and she hasn't won yet; they are actively trying to get her claimed off so they can eliminate her upkeep. This after they have mismanaged her career from the beginning.Just realize that ownership at this level can be very frustrating since you have no say in the actual management of your horse. Todd Pletcher (major winning trainer) has reneged on 2 of my horses already because they weren't instant winners-he just literally left them behind. I've had 2 other horses that were passed on to other trainers because the original trainers had had enough of losing.The message is: temper your expectations. I lucked into Seize the Grey, but 95% of their stable are big time losers. Do your homework and you can see for your self. While the parties may be fun they are fun only when your horse actually wins.To be fair: the ratio of winners to losers is pretty typical of most stables (not just MRH). There are plenty of big time owners (i.e., Spendthrift Farm, Shadwell Farm, even Godolphin) who have a large number of horses who do not win, no matter how much time and expense are invested in them. Talent is hard to judge. Seize was initially judged to be fat, lazy and unmotivated. So was Secretariat. Only time and money spent on training, training and more training will tell. Keep that in mind. The same amount of money and training cannot make every horse a winner- it depends the horse's mindset(does he want to win?) and innate ability. A good majority of horses just don't have it.Just know you cannot trade or sell your horse if it turns out to be one of those big time losers. I think they are about to change that, but it is in early stages. Even if they are sellable one day, really, who wants to buy a loser? Believe me, you will be out much more money than you win. You can actually win more money betting on your horse than any payout you will receive from MRH.Finally I wanted to add that there is very little transparency as to expenses and where all the money goes. Seize won $1.2million and I own .02 percent, but when payout time came I received 0.00013% of the take. I realize they spare no expense on him, but there is no breakdown of expenses vs income so you can see how the money is being divied up. The takeaway here is: don't buy into MRH looking to make money unless you invest alot (I mean ALOT) to buy up a huge percentage of shares (which is a huge risk considering there is no guarantee they will even race your horse in the end.)
The entire scheme is to sell microshares to a large number of people, thereby reducing the capital required from the main ownership group and expanding the profits of the main ownership group while virtually guaranteeing a net loss for the microshare investors. If you're in it for the bragging rights of "owning a racehorse," then you're fine. But if you're expecting an actual return on investment - even if the horse wins several races - you're in for a rude awakening.
Have been trying to get my money out of my withdrawal wallet but cannot get to speak to anyone or my requests sent to my racehorse do not reply or acknowledge any of them and I’ve sent many!Am so disappointed with this company and after reading all the other reviews wish I hadn’t bothered.Definitely some kind of scam…… buy a share and then the horse gets sold and you end up with no contact whatsoever!!!😡😡😡
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