Racehorse TALK

If i was worth a few mill I would keep him but, given my current status, SELL SELL SELL

I'd try and keep 10%

Wow very hard decision to make. I think I'd sell 50% for 500k without a second thought. But selling the lot? Not sure about that. I bet he's the best horse they've had and are ever likely to have.

Wow very hard decision to make. I think I'd sell 50% for 500k without a second thought. But selling the lot? Not sure about that. I bet he's the best horse they've had and are ever likely to have.

I am with Geoff and would carry him to the float by piggyback.......


Here is the problem Wily. What if the 10% is all you own like in most horses these days are syndicated.

I own a share in a 2yo filly we bought at sales this year. There are 6 in it but 3 other owners i have never

ever laid eyes on. I imagine the selling/offer of a million dollar horse with people in all different financial

situations who don't know eachother is a recipe for absolute disaster.

Maybe you are better off if the horse is a slow galloping trotter and the offer is 4k and the whole 6 of you are piggybacking

him to the float .        

I would have taken the cash and laughed all the way to the bank because lets not forget he is gelded

Blacks A Fake raced in Victoria at his 19th start, and his next 8 starts were all outside of Queensland.
He had won 16 of his first 18 starts.

Blacky was gelded and luckily they didn't take 1,000,000 as he won about 20 of his first 25 before even stepping foot out of QLD.
and they were getting offers early on.


Would be an interesting story as to why they gelded him so early when being extremely well bred but once again

why would you send a mare to him when you could just go to his dad down the track who is doing so well.

Of course there has never been one that never went on to be worth the money offered