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Sabtu, 27 Desember 2014

Guidelines On How To Own A Racehorse

By Stacey Burt


Numerous people are enjoying different types of sports. They are typically cheering for their fave teams for team games and cheering for individual players for individual games. These persons are even placing bets on the potential winners of the games.

On the other hand, there are also sports fanatics who are into races. They usually want to invest their money on athletes, and even animals, who run the fastest. For people who want to engage themselves in the sport of the gentlemen, they can follow these tips on how to own a racehorse that may give them the profits that they desire.

The individuals should determine if they have their own knowledge about the breeds that they want to buy or if they need the help of bloodstock agents. These bloodstock agents are the professionals who earn commissions when they buy and sell horses. They can also offer advices and recommendations on which breeds that the investors should acquire.

They must also decide on how these horses are wanted to be owned. If full control is wanted for these breeds, outright ownership can be gone with. If the costs of the endeavor are wanted to be shared, partnerships can be gone with. Multiple thoroughbreds can also be invested in by the persons through syndicates. Websites where the track records of these animals are posted are typically maintained by partnerships and syndicates.

The total costs that will be spent for this endeavor should be considered by the buyers. The thoroughbreds are typically priced in thousands. Apart from that, the shoeing expenses, vet charges, and the training expenses should also be considered. The costs of dietary supplements, straws, grains, and hay which are needed by these breeds should also be considered.

These breeds can be purchased in three methods. In claiming races, these animals will literally run for sale but they cannot be inspected beforehand by the veterinarians. In auctions, the thoroughbreds will be divided by the organizers into groups that will be dependent on their types and they can be viewed by bloodstock agents at the auctions. Private purchase would be the easiest method for these horses to be obtained where they are sold directly by the sellers and they are inspected beforehand by the veterinarians.

Once he gets his warmblood, he should see to it that it is in good shape for the race. In this case, he should be hiring a qualified trainer responsible for training it. He should also be obtaining a racing license for him to be entering his warmblood into a competition.

They have to register their thoroughbreds with jockey clubs. They should submit copies of the registration papers to the racetrack organizers while these animals are in their racing years. These papers typically include their names, pedigrees, and physical conditions. They should also apply for colors for the racing silks which the jockeys will wear during races. These patterns will become the trademarks of the owners at the tracks.

The persons can recoup their investments if they finish at the top five. The winning warmbloods typically get sixty percent of the purses, and twenty, twelve, six, and two percents for the remaining four places. Animals that have good and consistent performances will also increase in claim values.




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