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21 Oct 26
18:05
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Good luck to the lad and all involved 
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Not easy to win those Kempton maidens, looks a nice horse.
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An Industry SP of 9/1 suggests that they didn't.
Nevertheless,well done |
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Agreed TD....ran on well
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did he pay 60k for it as a yearling ?
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Not sure TTT but looking at some of his social media, £50K and above is normal
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yes i saw a couple of utube vids where he bought horses a few weeks ago for around that much, but i didnt realise he did the same last year. The video tomorrow will be a good watch.
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yes paid 60k-filly wasfrom his girlfriends parents stud so everyone had their pockets filled with gold.
Bit of trepidation with form tonight...2nd was too keen and FAV is just poor. |
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https://basherwattsracing.com/dt_staff/wannabe-perfect/
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600 for a 1% share, then 40 a month to train it. Prizemoney tonight was 5,400 so thats £54 each back already.
does it cost 4k a month to train a horse ? |
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No,TTT
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TTT owners pocket 80% of prize money.
Obviously when horses are out of training the fees should go do down (ie flat-say Nov-Feb). 48 large p.a does seem as though it isn't great VFM. |
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He comes across a decent spud imv……if i was interested in that sort a thing i wouldn’t hesitate to join…
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i hope no one is in it for the money
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As Aceform bleats about paying £97 per month for his Heating, that is extremely unlikely
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The business plan is heavily weighted in his favour. He seems to have a market for his product though.
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He has to put a cap on how many people can join…..
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Why need a cap?
The more "gullibles" the better |
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uptheirons 21 Oct 26 20:01
As Aceform bleats about paying £97 per month for his Heating, that is extremely unlikely I live too far away Ironage tbh…..plus the desire to go racing has gone…… |
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Somebody is clearly in it for the money,TTT
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A cap is good if they win a group one or classic…..then they are guaranteed for a good payday
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Middleham park never seem to celebrate large bonuses…..how many members ?
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Middleham Park Racing has over 1,400 individual owners and members across more than 120 active racehorse syndicates, with an average of about 16 to 20 registered owners per individual horse syndicate
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Basher is a bullshatter,as proved by the aftertiming get outs on numerous occasions on youtube.
That is the difference between them |
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does it cost 4k a month to train a horse ?
For Lady Of Clover (George Scott) i pay 189 GBP per month for 5% share, so not far off |
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horse ownership for fools and their money..same pet ownership..mugs game.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNS08UBaYJo
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He Bought one at the sales 100 K week or so ago , 40 x 2.5 % shares , Plus the fees ,2.5 bags, oner a Month there after , they all seem happy Enough
He seems to provide Exec box for the Owners , where's that Money come from ? |
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money for the boxes comes from the prizemoney won by the owners themselves if ive read it right.
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You pay upfront to own your share and then an all inclusive payment of £40 per month per 1% to cover all of the costs associated with having a horse in training. All of the owners money goes into a pot, all the invoices come out of that pot and whatever is left in the pot goes back to you owners at the end of the year or we can use it to have a huge day in a box etc.
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g luck to them
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Think it was a GBB race so £20k bonus
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yes it was. bash said 14k to the owners 7k to the breeders. maths not his strong point.
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When a registered horse wins a GBB race, the bonus payout is distributed among the team:
• Racing Owner: 65% • Breeder: 20% (split or combined via registration rules) • Trainer: 7.5% • Jockey: 5% • Stable Staff: 2.5% |
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I presume the horses value will have now increased...probably more that than backing the horse. All about the dream isn't it. Good on them.
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https://youtu.be/KPRniJ5FziU?si=xbdgigeYH9idjcUG
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