About Horse Racing Partnerships
HorseRacingPartnerships.net is a resource for current and future thoroughbred horse owners with a specific focus on "horse racing partnerships".  Through racing partnerships, individuals can purchase shares in a thoroughbred racehorse, providing them with an opportunity to enter into a sport historically reserved for “kings”. 

In addition to information about horse racing partnerships, HorseRacingPartnerships.net provides relevant industry information, trivia and helpful resources.

Partnership FAQ's can provide basic information and help answer questions like:

• What are some important things to look for in a partnership?

• How are expenses and profits handled?

• How do programs differ?

HorseRacingPartnerships.net can help take the challenge out of finding the right partnership.

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Tale of the Cat Filly - Part of Vintage 2009. This exquisite filly was acquired out of the Keeneland April sale. She's by leading stallion Tale of the Cat and an A.P. Indy mare. According to The Blood Horse stallion register Tale of the Cat is currently the #24 ranked sire in the nation and was the #7 ranked sire in 2008 nationally. Tale of the Cat has sired G1 winning millionaire Lion Heart who has himself gone on to become a leading stallion. Tale of the Cat has also sired G1 winning millionaire Tale of Ekati (2008 Wood Memorial winner), multiple G1 winner in Australia Glamour Puss, G1 winner My Trusty Cat, and recent G1 winner and millionaire Gio Ponti among countless other graded stakes winners. Tale of the Cat is by leading stallion Storm Cat. Horse Racing Partnership Ad #050109A       Full Description, Pedigree and Workout Video ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Grand Slam Colt - Part of Vintage 2009. This athletic colt was acquired out of the Fasig-Tipton Calder sale. He's by leading international stallion Grand Slam who has sired an astounding 90 stakes performers. According to The Blood Horse stallion register Grand Slam is currently ranked #28 on the national sire list and was ranked #12 nationally in 2008. Grand Slam has sired, among many others, G1 Japan Dirt Derby winner Café Olympus ($2,244,819), G1 Breeders Cup Sprint winner Cajun Beat ($1,159,100), multiple graded stakes winner and now stallion Limehouse ($1,110,433), multiple graded stakes winner Strong Hope ($767,460), multiple graded stakes winner Fire Slam ($687,271), graded stakes winner and now stallion Alke ($619,385), and G1 Kings Bishop winner Visionaire. Horse Racing Partnership Ad #050109B       Full Description, Pedigree and Workout Video ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Forest Wildcat Filly - This lovely filly is by top stallion Forest Wildcat and a G3 winning and G3 placed mare. Forest Wildcat is a leading stallion and is currently ranked 16 on the national sire list. He's already produced numerous graded stakes winners and is producing stakes winners per foal at an astounding 8.3% rate. Forest Wildcat is by leading stallion Storm Cat. This filly's dam, Scratch Paper, is a G3 winning and G3 placed mare who's already produced one stakes placed runner. Horse Racing Partnership Ad #070308C       Full Description, Pedigree and Workout Video ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Articles

The Inside View: A Look at "Breezing" 
Breezes, or workouts, are tools used by trainers to condition horses to prepare them for racing and also to evaluate horses in terms of their readiness for an upcoming race.

Typically a Thoroughbred racehorse, when in training, will go to the racetrack every morning.  Usually they’ll gallop various distances.  This keeps their fitness levels high, similar to any other athlete jogging or running on a daily basis.  When a horse reaches a certain level of fitness it will be ready to breeze.  
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Synthetic Tracks - One Man's Opinion 
When posed the question of whether the implementation of synthetic surfaces at tracks throughout the country is a good thing, the in-vogue answer would be to say that it’s the greatest thing since sliced bread.  Unfortunately I can’t give that answer with any kind of honesty.  I’ll start out by saying that I believe that the safety of the horse and the jockey are of paramount importance.  But to swap out an entire racing surface is throwing out the baby with the bathwater. 
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