Question - Agency

[skippy3481]

Fmc,
There are more then a couple here in the US, but I'll let someone with more industry knowledge then I respond as to the best ones.

[fmc123412]

Originally Posted by skippy3481

Fmc,
There are more then a couple here in the US, but I'll let someone with more industry knowledge then I respond as to the best ones.

Thanks skippy! I'll wait for them!

Can you mention them for me just to search??...and then I wait for the experts to tell me the best ones.

[Thunder Gulch]

I've bought shares through several stables in claimers and 2yo's. Kinda what DT stable is hoping to do.

[fmc123412]

Originally Posted by Thunder Gulch

I've bought shares through several stables in claimers and 2yo's. Kinda what DT stable is hoping to do.

Which stables have this kind of option??

Can you tell me this DT stable website, please?

thank you!

[ELA]

I don't know of any "agency" to speak of. However, if you are just talking about one of these "partnership" companies, syndicates, etc. -- there are tons and tons of them. They advertise all over the place -- the DRF, BH, TT, both print and online. Just browse around some of these places and you can't miss them.

As far as a recommendation, I don't think anyone can make a good one as there is much information missing -- potential investment level, expectation, racehorse, yearling, timeframe, etc. However, I will say that and tell everyone the very same thing when they ask me about investing in these partnerships -- do it to have fun but expect to lose money because chances are very high that you will. You'll have fun with some of them but you'll lose money with almost everyone of them.

The invesmtment is supposed to be real "throw away money" so you really should look at it that way.

The Derby Trail partnership is somewhat different so you should look there if just for the experience.

Eric

[fmc123412]

Originally Posted by ELA

I don't know of any "agency" to speak of. However, if you are just talking about one of these "partnership" companies, syndicates, etc. -- there are tons and tons of them. They advertise all over the place -- the DRF, BH, TT, both print and online. Just browse around some of these places and you can't miss them.

As far as a recommendation, I don't think anyone can make a good one as there is much information missing -- potential investment level, expectation, racehorse, yearling, timeframe, etc. However, I will say that and tell everyone the very same thing when they ask me about investing in these partnerships -- do it to have fun but expect to lose money because chances are very high that you will. You'll have fun with some of them but you'll lose money with almost everyone of them.

The invesmtment is supposed to be real "throw away money" so you really should look at it that way.

The Derby Trail partnership is somewhat different so you should look there if just for the experience.

Eric

I know Eric...its just for the fun indeed!

thanks for the info...i will take a look!

[skippy3481]

This is west points webpage fmc

http://www.westpointtb.com/

I can't make a recomendation because i have never used them, but I only hear positive comments about them. It will at the least, give you an idea of costs and what not. Hope it helps.

[fmc123412]

Originally Posted by skippy3481

This is west points webpage fmc

http://www.westpointtb.com/

I can't make a recomendation because i have never used them, but I only hear positive comments about them. It will at the least, give you an idea of costs and what not. Hope it helps.

Thanks a lot skippy! I will take a deep look!