A considered purchase
Assess athletic potential, pedigree, veterinary findings, and price before adding a filly to the portfolio.
Racing partnerships
A connection that begins
before the starting gate.
Experience the development of a racehorse, the anticipation of race day, and the shared excitement of ownership.
Katie’s Grace in Chivalry’s orange and navy silks.
Our first year of racing partnerships
Nine horses.
Memorable results.
In our first year of racing partnerships, our nine racehorses have made more than 30 starts, with 55% of those starts in stakes races. Together, they have produced two stakes winners, four debut winners, and gross earnings of more than $900,000.
9Racehorses
30+Race starts
55%Starts in stakes races
2Stakes winners
4Debut winners
$900k+Gross earnings
We have won at some of the world’s most prestigious racing venues, including Royal Ascot, Saratoga, Santa Anita, and Woodbine. Our average earnings per start exceed $27,800.
A focused racing strategy
Racing potential.
A future beyond the track.
Our racing partnership strategy focuses on U.S. two-year-old fillies and experienced European fillies. Selection considers both the opportunity to race and the potential value of a filly as a racing or broodmare prospect.
Racing partnerships begin in the first quarter of the year. The team evaluates horses through auctions and private purchases, places them with trainers, and considers sale opportunities as their careers develop. Decisions reflect each horse’s progress and the partnership’s objectives.
The racing journey
Training and race days
Follow each horse as she trains and races, with updates that bring partners closer to the process.
A thoughtful next step
Evaluate opportunities to sell during a racing career or as a racing or broodmare prospect.
The moments you’ll remember.
Explore ownership benefitsMeet your horse
Barn visits and workouts offer a closer look at the care and preparation behind racing.
Share race day
The paddock and the starting gate become part of your own horse’s story.
Follow the progress
Regular communication helps partners understand developments and decisions.