Breeding Partnership Structure

How It Works

Each partnership is structured with a minimum ownership of 5% per share, creating a limited and aligned ownership group.

Forever Young Racing maintains significant ownership in every offering to ensure alignment, accountability, and long-term commitment to each mating and campaign strategy.

Partnerships begin March 1 of the current breeding year, with expenses billed quarterly in advance. In the event a mare does not conceive or does not produce a live foal, the partnership will be adjusted accordingly and applicable stud fees will be refunded.

Ownership Timing

Participation is offered in limited allocations and typically closes once the ownership group is complete. Participation at the initial offering stage occurs prior to development milestones influencing valuation.

As the mare progresses through breeding, pregnancy, and foaling — or as a young horse advances in training — value naturally evolves. Participation terms may adjust accordingly to reflect that development.

We encourage thoughtful participation aligned with long-term strategy rather than short-term urgency.

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Partnership Alignment

Partners participate in a carefully structured breeding and racing program built on strategic decision-making and disciplined campaign management.

Ownership includes:

• Direct participation in a limited, aligned ownership group

• Transparent communication and performance updates

• Strategic race placement and development planning

• Shared participation in purse earnings and long-term value

Our focus is not volume participation — it is meaningful involvement in a program designed for sustainable success.

Partnership Expenses

Ownership expenses vary based on the specific offering and stage of development. These may include acquisition costs, stud fees (if applicable), veterinary care, boarding, training, insurance, and routine maintenance.

Expenses are structured transparently and billed quarterly in advance to cover anticipated costs. As horses progress from breeding to training and racing, expense levels adjust accordingly to reflect their stage of development.

Detailed projections and expense outlines are provided prior to participation so partners have full clarity regarding capital commitments and ongoing costs.

Forever Young Racing receives a modest management percentage from purse earnings and sales to support oversight, coordination, and long-term program management.

Development Timeline

Each horse is managed as an individual, with progression determined by maturity, physical development, and readiness — not by calendar pressure.

In a typical yearling pathway, a horse is acquired or bred in Year 1 and begins foundational training at an off-track facility. Periods of turnout and growth are incorporated as needed to support proper development.

As physical and mental readiness align, structured training intensifies with the goal of a late Year 2 racing debut, though timing is always guided by the horse’s long-term best interest.

Our philosophy prioritizes durability, patience, and sustainable performance over accelerated timelines.