any posters on here in a syndicate ?

why point that out
12k for a hound that wins a classic
4 or 5 shares not so shabby

ok 4/5 shares in classic winner ok if u can get it

100 shares in whatever not for me

how many you own TR?

owned in past but not for me anymore

shame really
been to variuos sales trials ect
could buy again but worst than burning money on new car

shame

Don't make you wrong, but syndicates at least keep dogs being bought and numbers involved

no agree czech
just not for me i suppose

I run a syndicate. We have 6 shares and some of them shared. There are nine members in total. Six members are new to greyhound ownership. We spent £3,000 for a Springbok dog (who couldn't fecking jump!). So it was £500 a share and around £35 per month minus prizemoney. The dog got injured and and has been retired. The members said they happily pay more for the next one. So, in my experience it is a good way of getting new owners into the sport.

Not the greatest of adverts Catford, if you don't mind me being frank.  Best of luck though.  Mark Wallis has been doing that same agreement for about five years now - monkey up front and 30 p.m.

Hope you had a plan B for the springbok one Catford? really good all members want to stay in tho

max 4 for me, but wont be buying anymore dogs after my last 3-4 racers retire anyz, pups tho yes have loaned some broods on pup deals and did a first litter myself a few years back will see where the sports heading before go that route again tho

gl all

yes in a sydicate with few mates. nothing wrong wiv them if they are run correctly and not by a cowboy.................

Yes in a syndicate since last year. Never again ! Told them to see the bitch after it trialled at crayford in an a1 time..... Would have got 5k for 1400 outlay .... Outvoted

*sell

Bitch retired ....trainer said "couldnt handle bags racing programme "

Syndicates are like business partnerships - they just about always fail in one way or another. irish's point a clear example.  Always take the money - just ask a major Irish owner, trainer and breeder!
I joined one a few years back, which looked absolutely gold-plated until one day the manager decided, for us all and with no consultation, to buy a mature and experienced dog  as opposed to the young dogs and pups/saplings agreed.  Clearly an old pals act.  Then again then,....bye bye.  Thankfully, through some good fortune, I'd recouped my input.