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Owning a Racehorse horse. What
type of ownership:
To start with I would recommend Racing Clubs
Racing Clubs are not an independent form of co-ownership. Therefore by joining
or becoming a member of a Racing Club you receive the benefits of that Club but
are not entering into racehorse ownership yourself.
- Will involve the ‘leasing of an ownership
interest’, but does not involve ownership of any racehorses. The Club itself
may own any number of horses, which will run under the colours of the Racing
Club.
- Involves registering as a member of a club
by paying a joining fee and/or a membership fee for a specific period.
Re-registration will normally be necessary after this period.
- There may be some ownership benefits
including a share of prize money.
I can recommend the
Sporta Racing Club as I am
a member & recently had a great night at Ayr when our club horse Vicious Warrior
won.
(I am the handsome one on the right).

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Sole Ownership
You will be the owner of the horse and no one else. As such, any costs and
profits will be yours alone. You will also have a close involvement with any of
the decisions regarding the horse. You will be able to choose the name of your
horse and which colours will be worn in your name.
Co-ownership
Co-ownership of a racehorse involves the participation of more than one owner.
It is effectively any type of racehorse ownership other than sole ownership.
Entering into co-ownership of a racehorse can lead to a number of different
variations in how you the owner are involved.
Types of Co-ownership
There are 4 types of co-ownership:
Company Ownership
- The horse is owned by the company’s
shareholders.
- The company must appoint a Registered Agent
to act on its behalf.
Joint ownership
- Can consist of between 2 and 12 individuals.
- The horse(s) can run in either a joint
ownership’s name or the name of a joint owner.
Leasing
- Avoids a capital outlay for a racehorse and
involves ownership of the racehorse for a designated period of time.
- You can lease a racehorse for a single race
or the whole racing career of a horse.
Racing Partnership
- Can consist of between 2 and 20 individuals
of which at least 2 must become, or already be, registered owners.
There are a number of ways in which
partnerships are set up and managed. You must decide upon how much input you
would like as a co-owner and then choose the type of co-ownership to suit you.
The 3 types of partnership are as follows:
Trainer managed
This involves a trainer setting up and running a co-ownership. The trainer
will usually become a co-owner themselves. This means all the admin of running
the co-ownership is carried out by the trainer thus providing ‘hassle free’
racehorse ownership.
Social group
This involves a group of friends deciding to start up a co-ownership and share
the costs accordingly. One co-owner or more will have to set up and run the
co-ownership and deal with the administration of the co-ownership.
Professionally run co-ownership
There are a number of professional co-ownership organisers who work on a
commercial basis and charge a management fee to set up and run co-ownerships.
This means all the admin of running the co-ownership is carried out by the
co-ownership organiser thus providing ‘hassle free’ racehorse ownership.
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