Current Offerings

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Thoroughbred ownership means investing in a racehorse or a share of a racehorse that competes in professional horse racing. Owners participate in earnings, resale potential and the overall racing experience.

Whiskey Run Stables focuses on disciplined racing programs, transparency and long-term planning. Every decision is made with both horse welfare and partner interests in mind.

No. Many partners choose fractional or partnership ownership. This allows participation in Thoroughbred racing at a lower cost while still sharing in potential returns and ownership benefits.

Potential earnings may come from racing purses or the sale of a horse, depending on performance, health, and market conditions. Not all horses earn purse money or resale value, and some may not recoup expenses. Horse racing involves uncertainty, and financial outcomes are never guaranteed.

Even horses that do not become top-level performers may retain value through claiming races or resale opportunities. Proper management focuses on placing each horse where it has the best chance to succeed.

Many owners may qualify for tax advantages related to horse racing investments, including deductible expenses and depreciation. Individual tax benefits depend on personal financial circumstances and should be reviewed with a tax professional.

Owner involvement varies. Some investors prefer a hands-off approach while others enjoy visiting the barn, attending races and staying closely connected to the process. Both options are supported.

No. Thoroughbred ownership is not directly tied to stock market performance or interest rate changes. Results are driven by training, placement and management decisions.