Become a racehorse owner
The RACING STARS syndicate was founded in 2019.
It rent 3 horses for a maximum of 20 co-owners with theobjective of 3 flat race horses and 1 jump race horse.
Renting allows you to avoid the cost of buying horses.
This workforce allows a rotation of horses taking part in races with a dynamic that is essential to everyone’s interests. It means more opportunities to go to the races while allowing the necessary rest for certain horses and periods of physical training for others.
The syndicate benefits from several trainers selected specifically to highlight the abilities and qualities of each horse: Mathieu Boutin, Flavie Bresson and Alicja Karkosa.
All based in Chantilly, this allows for daily monitoring of the condition of the syndicate’s horses, and, on the other hand, enables them to compete extensively on racetracks near the Paris region (Chantilly, Longchamp, Auteuil, Deauville…).
The horses of Racing Stars
ESPARTINAS
Filly 3 year-old flat trained by Flavie Bresson
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WHEELER
Male 4 year-old flat trained by Alicja Karkosa
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WILLY WINNER
Gelding 6 year-old flat trained by Mathieu Boutin
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The horses selected are, as a priority, horses that are already running (purchased in so-called claiming races, at auction or out of court).
The aim is to rent horses aged 2, 3 and over that are capable of progressing, with the ambition of making them profitable in the short term by keeping them in their claiming category or taking them to a higher level in handicap and quinté races through hard work in training.
Prize list
2023
2022
Victory for every horse
SAS with variable capital and unlimited duration.
Entrance fee of €3,500 for the subscription of one unit, including all costs for the first year.
Withdrawal authorised at any time, with forfeiture of the initial stake.
Thereafter, an annual subscription of €600 (included in the 1st yesr entry fee), i.e. €50/month.
The entry fee and annual subscription cover absolutely all the costs of purchasing and maintaining the horses for the first year. Unit holders are only asked to pay once.
You can invest in your own name or through a company.