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10 Reasons Why Brightside Horse is Revolutionising Horse Riding

Horse riding has long been celebrated as a timeless sport and leisure activity, often characterised by tradition and an age-old connection between rider and horse. However, in recent years, innovation has begun to reshape this beloved activity, and at the forefront of this revolution is Brightside Horse.

This innovative company is transforming how we experience horse riding, making it more accessible, safer, and enjoyable for riders of all ages and skill levels. Here are ten compelling reasons why Mr Brightside horse is revolutionising the world of equestrian sports.

Enhanced Safety Features

Safety is paramount in horse riding, and Brightside Horse prioritises it above all else. Their equipment is designed with cutting-edge safety features, including shock-absorbing saddles and safety stirrups that release under pressure, minimising the risk of injury. Additionally, their riding gear is crafted from materials that offer both protection and comfort, ensuring riders can focus on enjoying their experience without unnecessary worry.

Innovative Technology Integration

Brightside Horse embraces technology to enhance the riding experience. They utilise smart riding gear equipped with sensors that provide real-time feedback on posture, balance, and technique. Riders can monitor their performance through a user-friendly app, receiving insights that help them improve their skills more effectively than ever before.

Accessibility for All Riders

One of the core missions of Brightside Horse is to make horse riding accessible to everyone. They offer adaptive riding programs and specialised equipment for individuals with disabilities, allowing them to experience the joy of riding. By breaking down barriers, Brightside Horse opens the equestrian world to a wider audience, fostering inclusivity and community.

Sustainability Practices

In an era where sustainability is crucial, Brightside Horse stands out for its commitment to environmentally friendly practices. They source materials responsibly and implement eco-friendly manufacturing processes. Additionally, their products are designed for longevity, reducing waste and ensuring that equestrians can enjoy their gear for years to come.

Community Engagement and Education

Brightside Horse understands the importance of community in the equestrian world. They actively engage with riders, trainers, and enthusiasts through workshops, seminars, and events that promote education and connection. This commitment to community building helps create a supportive environment for riders of all levels, fostering a love for horse riding.

Focus on Rider Health and Wellness

Recognising that horse riding is not just a sport but also a physical activity, Brightside Horse places a strong emphasis on rider health and wellness. They provide resources on fitness, nutrition, and mental well-being tailored specifically for equestrians. This holistic approach encourages riders to take care of themselves, enhancing their overall riding experience.

Customisable Gear Options

Every rider has unique preferences and needs, and Brightside Horse caters to this diversity with customisable gear options. From personalised saddles to adjustable bridles, riders can tailor their equipment to fit their individual requirements. This level of Mr Brightside horse customisation ensures maximum comfort and performance, allowing riders to connect with their horses in a way that feels natural and effortless.

Support for Local Equestrian Businesses

Brightside Horse is dedicated to supporting local equestrian businesses and artisans. By partnering with small manufacturers and creators, they promote a thriving local economy while ensuring high-quality products for their customers. This commitment not only helps strengthen the equestrian community but also enriches the riding experience with unique, handcrafted gear.

User-Friendly Online Platform

The digital age has transformed how we shop and connect, and Brightside Horse has embraced this shift with a user-friendly online platform. Their website offers a seamless shopping experience, complete with detailed product descriptions, sizing guides, and customer reviews. Additionally, their online community forum allows riders to connect, share experiences, and seek advice, creating a vibrant online space for equestrians.

Commitment to Continuous Improvement

Finally, what truly sets Brightside Horse apart is their unwavering commitment to continuous improvement. They actively seek feedback from riders and trainers to refine their products and services. This dedication to innovation ensures that they remain at the cutting edge of the equestrian industry, consistently providing riders with the best possible experience.

Summing Up

In a world where innovation is rapidly changing traditional sports, Brightside Horse stands out as a leader in revolutionising horse riding. With a focus on safety, technology, accessibility, sustainability, and community engagement, they are transforming how riders experience this beloved activity.

As more equestrians embrace Buy A Racehorse in Australia innovative approach, the future of horse riding looks brighter than ever. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a newcomer to the equestrian world, Brightside Horse offers something for everyone, ensuring that the joy of riding can be experienced by all.

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Muskoka Farm Pre Training For Thoroughbreds

The thoroughbred breeding industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy, and stallion fees and sales profits support thousands of jobs. Located near national parks and surrounded by natural bushland, Muskoka Farm offers breaking, pre training, spelling and agistment.

The world class facility is renowned for its violence-free horse breaking methods and has worked with top racehorses, including Golden Slipper winners. The 280-acre property includes five stable barns, a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track and 10 large, fully fenced paddocks. It also has a four-bedroom main homestead, guest house and two-story facility manager’s cottage. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Thoroughbreds are famous for their ability to run fast over long distances, and their endurance is unparalleled in the animal kingdom. However, there are many other uses for these horses. Larger ones are often used as family riding horses, while smaller ones become dressage or youth show horses. Many retired race horses also find new careers as polo ponies or steeplechase competitors.

The 280-acre Muskoka Farm, located in Gunderman, NSW, is one of the country’s best horse spelling facilities. It offers breaking, pre-training, and agistment, as well as a state-of-the-art export quarantine facility. Its impressive facilities include a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track, a two-kilometre grass track for pace work, and a high-speed treadmill.

The prestigious property is located on the Hawkesbury River and has five stable barns, 27 day yards, 10 large fully fenced paddocks, and a private jetty/pontoon. In addition, the farm has a facility manager’s cottage and two-bedroom guest house. It is a registered AQIS quarantine facility for export.

The journey of racehorses begins at a young age, as they begin their long path towards competitive racing. This journey requires exceptional balance and strength, as well as the ability to respond to rider cues. These equine athletes are subject to rigorous training regimens that prioritize gradual development and enhance cardiovascular fitness. The right approach can help maximize their chances of success on the racetrack.

Located in Gunderman, Muskoka Farm is a world class spelling and pre-training facility with a plethora of working tracks. Its 58 stables, 2000m crusher dust track and high-speed treadmill make it a favorite among Australia’s top trainers.

Upon arrival at the farm, horses are checked and may be bled for a urine sample. They are then fed a small, high fibre meal and water. They are then rested until the next day. At that time they are trotted up and re-checked before being turned out in small paddocks or put on the horse walker for exercise.

Stable hands are the backbone of a racehorse operation and work in all weather conditions. They are responsible for grooming and cleaning stalls, feeding and watering horses, administering supplements and medications, and preparing horses for exercise. They also perform facility maintenance and operate equipment to maintain the farm’s grounds and barns.

A stable hand must be able to follow directions and work independently. They must be comfortable working around large animals that can kick and bite. It is important to find out if the stable you are applying for provides safety gear. You may also want to ask about horse and human first aid supplies.

Located in Gunderman, NSW the 280 acre Muskoka Farm is one of Australia’s best Thoroughbred pre training facilities. Its impressive facilities include a 2000m crusher dust track, 58 stables, private pontoon and high speed treadmill. It is a popular training destination for many of the country’s top trainers. It has a number of programs that help future racehorses get in shape.

Buying a racehorse can be a great investment. It can be done in an individual capacity or in a partnership or syndicate. However, it is important to seek expert advice before purchasing a horse. This will help you get the best value for your money and avoid common mistakes.

The first step is to attend a racing sale, usually in November. These sales feature a variety of horses that are ready to race and have been timed in breeze ups. The breeze ups will give you an idea of the horse’s potential under saddle. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

One of Australia’s leading Thoroughbred pre training facilities is located at Muskoka Farm in Wisemans Ferry, an hour from Sydney. The facility offers breaking, pre training, spelling and agistment services, as well as being a registered AQIS quarantine facility for exporting. Its impressive facilities include a 2.4-kilometre crusher dust track, 16-horse walker, lap pool and high speed treadmill. The property also has a private jetty/pontoon and two-bedroom guest house.

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*kisses you* /p

As per my headcanon, Jekyll owns a garden. And I like to imagine that he experiments a bit on some of the plants, ranging from "more colors" "Stonger smell" To "This snapdragon could swallow you whole, but would rather eat raspberries out of your hand like some weird horse"

Jekyll should also own a horse, at the very least every stable in London should know him by name since hes probably too busy to actually take care of a horse 😔. I was about to ask what name Jekyll would give a horse but then I realized he would probably name it after some alchemy person

*slams hands on table* ZOMBIE HORSE. Or ohhhh! Skeleton horse >:3. What would a chuch grim horse look like? Like shadowmere from Skyrim? In fact if shadowmere wasn't made from Sithis Juice™ I'd bet he's a church grim. Theres a stong chance she still could be actually. Shadowmere my beloved <3 hey have you ever played Oblivion? The Khajiits look like the cheeto mascot and being a vampire sucks. But its v fun and I love destroying everyone with that one powerful staff

I think Jekyll would like spiders. They're v cute ::::)

Speaking of, moths are grand and I adore them. I think Luna moths and Comet moths should know each other

Do you like mushrooms/fungi? Do you have a favorite, I adore all mushrooms but I think the Barbie Pagoda, the "Toadstool" Mushroom, and whatever the heck the one that zombifies bugs is called, are my favorites

Favorite video game 🔫

Oh wow I'm really going to try to reply to all of this on my phone Huh.

Anyways! I love that HC and I accept it wholeheartedly, I feel like it would make a lot of sense for him to have a lot of plants bc so many of them can be used in alchemy. Plants are so lovely and I'd like to say that I have a lot but the plants my family have are all like 15 years old and also half dead BC all of us forgot to take care of them. I spontaneously bought a Bride orchid a few months back. It's very dead </3 I'd like to imagine that he has a sun/plantroom in his house and that he would have a lot in the society too, if not for the fact that he doesn't really have time to tend to them, but my version of Jekyll definitely has a lot of plants<3

He definitely should own a horse and that horse is a Clydesdale named Mayhem /j but I like the thought of him having horses. Specifically either those really ragged horses that only farmers use BC they have no better BC he thinks they deserve a good life (and very much will be offended if anyone dares to try to suggest he buys a new horse) or he would have those really, really fancy white purebreeds. Either way he would definitely be a horse girl and one of those that would be obsessed with buying accessories for them. All his horses, tended to by stable boys, hired or otherwise, would all be spoiled rotten <3 (new drinking game; take a shot everytime I use a <3)

I remember watching videos about commanding in skeleton and zombie horses into minecraft and i thought it was THE SHIT when I was a kid! Skeleton horses my beloved!! Henry can have a zombie horse, as a treat. You know Henry with Shadowmare would be absolutely terrifying and so cool... Although I will probably spoil your fun by saying that, at least in folklore, a church grim (of any race or species) would probably just be a black-coloured, ragged looking animal with a slightly ghostly... Vibe to it? Nothing completely demonic about them, they just have That Wrong Vibe and look like a stray/neglected most of the time, I think that’s v fun <3

I’m a fake Elder scrolls fan bc I have only played Skyrim, sadly. I have watched some videos about Oblivion but it was mostly “trying to beat Oblivion with only X” videos and stuff, but I HAVE Seen the khajiits from there and just... Im glad that I’m used to how they look in Skyrim XD

Jekyll would be someone to like spiders and his lab would probably be covered in spiderwebs, not bc he doesn’t clean but bc he would feel bad destroying the beautiful webs. Maybe he would try to genetically enhance a spider to be the size of a puppy? I feel like spiders would be much cuter if they were larger, at least the thicc hairy ones. The spinely ones still freaks me out tho XD

Moths are so fucking beautiful but they are dumb as bricks. A few months ago a moth accidentally came into my room, scared the shit out of me, and then got stuck in the blinds and went back and forth with the length of one of the... Blades of the blinds? Strips? Sounding like a fucking jet engine until my sister caught it and put it outside again. The most common moths I have seen are emperor moths and I think blood vein moths? Very cute when they don’t scare the shit out of me <3

I’m not an expert on them but I think they are cool, as long as I don’t have to touch them most of the time-- fungi, at least, actual edible mushrooms are fine tho. I remember when I was in like... First grade, my class went on a field trip with a lady who owned a funky bus that she used to teach kids about nature and shit, and she taught us a lot about mushrooms and the parts of mushrooms, I think she talked about toadstolls a lot and did the classic “don’t eat the red mushrooms, you will die” speech, and she also gave us speeches about how everything in Australia (which is fun, since we are on the other side of the world) is out to kill you. It was fun <3 ANyways I’m a basic bitch, so I’m going to say that chanterelles and champignon are my favourite mushrooms bc those are some of the only ones I know and they taste v good. I think we are entering chanterelle season here so I’m going to try to convince my parents to buy some to make a stew out off <3<3

It will come as no surprise when I say Skyrim, right? Skyrim and Assassin’s creed Origins/Syndicate. I absolutely love Skyrim and I love AC, I forced my sister to buy Origins bc it was the first AC game I got interested in bc I was in the middle of an Ancient Egypt phase and I fell in love with the franchise. I bought Syndicate premium edition (with all DLCs and extras) for 75sek/7$ bc it was on sale bc it’s such an old game and I absolutely love it, I have been so tempted to make a Syndicate / TGS crossover bc it is basically in the same time period and I would very much like Henry to be the frye twins secret poison supplier. My bff bought me Odyssey when it was on sale for my birthday but I haven’t gotten around to play it yet bc I’m still not finished with Syndicate, and my sister bought me Valhalla for my birthday last year but our computer is a potato and can’t run it. I ruined my Skyrim with too many mods and I haven’t had time to play a lot of games lately, sadly </3

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If you find yourself immersed in the trackside magic of horse racing as a punter on race day, why not take things up a notch and join a horse racing syndicate?

At Belhus Racing Stables, we’re passionate about showing punters that you can own a share in a racehorse for much less than you might think.

What Exactly is a Horse Racing Syndicate?

A horse racing syndicate allows up to 20 people to own a share of a racehorse for a fraction of the normal cost.

Shares in a horse are commonly divided into 5 or 10 per cent shares, with your share entitling you to a variety of perks, social functions, bragging rights amongst your friends and colleagues, and of course your share of prizemoney!

How Do You Get Involved in a Horse Racing Syndicate?

If you’re looking to join a horse racing syndicate, you can easily get involved through Belhus Racing Stables.

Shares in Belhus Racing horses start from as low as $1,100, with the majority of our horses syndicated into 5 per cent shares.

After the initial share purchase price, there’s a fixed monthly syndicate fee which covers the cost of training and caring for your horse in the best possible way. As the total costs are shared, the actual cost per shareholder is much lower than if you were to own the horse outright. You get 100% of the fun for 5% of the cost!

Benefits of Racehorse Syndications

Being a racehorse owner comes with perks and benefits above and beyond the thrill of watching your horse compete on race day.

Enjoy the Social Status and Functions

Horse ownership and social status go hand-in-hand, allowing you to rub shoulders with the who’s who of horse racing on race day.

Get frocked up or suited up to enjoy all the glitz and glamour of the trackside atmosphere, attend regular social events both on and off the racecourse and get swept up in the excitement of being a racehorse owner.

Naming Rights for the Racehorse

As a member of a new racing syndicate, you get the opportunity to suggest names for the horse.

Names of famous racehorses like Winx, Pharlap, and Makybe Diva are off the table, as are offensive names and names of any horses that have raced in the past 15 years.

So put your thinking caps on, get creative and come up with a clever name for your racehorse – wouldn’t it be great to hear the race caller calling it the winner on race day!

Share the Cost with Colleagues, Family or Friends

A young racehorse can cost anywhere between ten thousand dollars to a few million! With ongoing upkeep and maintenance of around $40,000-$60,000 per year – that’s a lot of money to be spending for just one person.

Joining a racing syndicate is a much more cost-effective way to own a racehorse, as it means that your upfront cost may be as little as $1,100, with a weekly cost of around $50 for a 5% share.

Event Day Perks

As a member of a racing syndicate with Belhus Racing Stables, you’ll enjoy free entry for yourself and a guest at most race tracks, as well as invitations to various social events throughout the year so that you can meet other syndicate members.

Get in on the Action Today

As an established and experienced horse racing syndicate based in Western Australia, Belhus Racing Stables is the ideal way to get involved with the thrill and excitement of professional horse racing.

Joining our syndicate is a stress-free process, and once you’re part of our racing family, you’ll understand why so many people choose Belhus Racing when it comes to choosing a racing syndicate.

Contact Perth’s racehorse syndication specialist Peter Morley today to get your racehorse ownership journey off and racing!

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Thoroughbred Sales Online Australia - Buy & Sell Horses

Thoroughbred Sales is an online platform that lists quality Australian race horses for sale.

The aim at Thoroughbred Sales is to provide a platform for Australian trainers to list race horses for sale.

Currently, you can find a range of horses in the following categories: Yearlings Ready to run 2yr/3yr olds Stallions Syndicates/Race Horse Shares

Our website also offers the ability to search for horses by location, such as: Victoria New South Wales Queensland

Visit us @ https://www.thoroughbredsales.com.au/

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FAQ’s about SMSF

What an SMSF may invest in is quite easy. Trustees are typically on the right track as long as the SMSF invests in something that would actually benefit Members in retirement.

Many individuals fantasise of establishing an SMSF and stocking it with exotic assets such as artwork, rare automobiles, and boats. However, there are certain restrictions on the sorts of investments that an SMSF can make. Let's take a look at some of the SMSF loan North Kellyville investments that are considered permissible.

1] Can I invest in racehorses with my SMSF?

Yes, in principle; nevertheless, the answer is no in practise. You could invest in a syndicate, but you'd have to establish it wasn't a business (since SMSFs can't invest in businesses directly). You'd also have to show the ATO that the investment would provide you with income in retirement. It's doubtful that the ATO would see your engagement in a racehorse syndicate as solely an income-generating enterprise if you're a regular punter and are well-known in racing circles for your passion for horses.

2] Can I invest in property with my SMSF?

Investing in the family home is strictly prohibited for SMSFs. They can, however, invest in investment properties as long as they are utilised only for that purpose. This implies that members of the Fund are unable to utilise the property for vacations or to rent it out to family members. To meet the single purpose test rules, the property is usually handled by a real estate agent.

3] How about jewelry, wine and art?

You may put money into jewelry. You can't wear it, though, if you want to pass the sole purpose test. Similarly, you may put money into an SMSF to invest in wine, but you can't drink it. Art investments in SMSFs work in a similar way. You can't hang an artwork in your living room, but you may rent it to a company or an art bank that specialises in renting out artwork.

Although you may be tempted to invest your superannuation in art and comparable things, keep in mind that the value of such investments is famously volatile, and the market for these asset classes is often illiquid.

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Investing in Thrills: Why You Should Buy a Racehorse Today

The thrill of horse racing captivates millions worldwide, not just as a spectator sport but as an exciting investment opportunity. Buying a racehorse can be a thrilling adventure, blending passion with profit.

If you've ever dreamt to buy a racehorse in Australia, now might be the perfect time to turn that dream into reality. Here are some compelling reasons to consider investing in a racehorse today.

The Excitement of Ownership

Owning a racehorse is an exhilarating experience. From the moment you step into the stable to watch your horse train, to the rush of excitement as it thunders down the track, there's an emotional investment that goes beyond financial returns.

The thrill of cheering on your horse during a race, surrounded by fellow enthusiasts, creates a sense of community that few investments can offer. It's not just about the potential financial gains; it's about the joy and excitement of being part of a centuries-old sport steeped in tradition.

Potential for Profit

While horse racing is indeed a sport of chance, it can also be highly lucrative. Successful racehorses can earn significant prize money, and the right horse can yield a substantial return on investment. For instance, horses that compete in graded stakes races can bring home tens of thousands of dollars in winnings, not to mention the potential for added bonuses from breeders and owners.

Additionally, racehorses can be resold at a profit if they perform well, turning your initial investment into a profitable venture.

The Growing Popularity of Syndication

One of the most appealing aspects of investing in racehorses today is the rise of syndication. This approach allows multiple investors to come together to purchase and share the ownership of a horse, significantly reducing the financial burden of ownership.

Syndication opens the door to a wider audience, allowing individuals who may not have the capital to buy a racehorse outright to participate in the sport. This collaborative approach not only minimises risk but also enhances the experience, as you can share the joys and challenges of ownership with fellow investors.

Engaging with a Rich Tradition

Horse racing boasts a rich history that dates back centuries. From the legendary Thoroughbreds of the Kentucky Derby to the spirited Arabians of the Middle East, investing in a racehorse connects you with this fascinating tradition.

Ownership allows you to dive deep into the sport's intricacies, understanding breeding, training techniques, and race strategies. Engaging with trainers, jockeys, and other owners creates a network of relationships steeped in knowledge and camaraderie, enriching your overall experience.

Opportunities for Personal Branding

In today's social media age, buy a racehorse Australia can significantly elevate your personal brand. Many horse owners share their journey on platforms like Instagram and Facebook, attracting followers and engagement.

This visibility can open doors for sponsorships, partnerships, and collaborations with brands seeking to reach the equestrian community. By showcasing your racehorse's journey, you can build a narrative that resonates with your audience, blending your personal interests with business opportunities.

A Tangible Asset

Unlike stocks or bonds, a racehorse is a tangible asset. You can visit your horse, see it in action, and even take part in its training and care. This physical presence can be reassuring, especially in times of market volatility.

Furthermore, owning a racehorse can be a rewarding way to invest in your passion for horses and racing, giving you a sense of fulfilment that financial investments alone often lack.

Tax Benefits

Investing in racehorses can come with various tax advantages, depending on your jurisdiction. Expenses related to the care, training, and racing of your horse may be deductible, providing potential tax savings.

Additionally, if your horse appreciates in value and you sell it at a profit, you may benefit from favourable capital gains tax treatment. Consulting with a tax professional experienced in equine investments can help you navigate the specifics and maximise your potential benefits.

The Adventure of Training and Development

Investing in a racehorse also means participating in its training and development. Watching your horse grow and improve under the guidance of professional trainers adds an extra layer of excitement and satisfaction.

You'll learn about the training process, diet, and care that goes into preparing a racehorse for competition. This educational journey can deepen your appreciation for the sport and its athletes, turning ownership into an enriching experience.

Conclusion

Investing into mr brightside horse is not just a financial decision; it's a chance to immerse yourself in a thrilling world filled with excitement, community, and rich tradition. Whether you choose to invest solo or through a syndicate, the potential for profit, personal branding opportunities, and the sheer joy of ownership can make this venture incredibly rewarding.

So, if you've ever dreamt of being part of the action, now is the time to saddle up and invest in a racehorse. The track awaits, and who knows - your horse could be the next champion!

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Muskoka Farm - World Class Spelling and Pre-Training

The Muskoka Farm horse spelling and training facility is an hour inland from Sydney CBD. It is a world class equine facility, which includes a 2400m crusher dust track and an equine pool.

The property is a favorite of Hong Kong trainer John Moore, who has had some of his horses broken in and pre-trained at the Gunderman property. He was also active at the Inglis Ready2Race Sale, securing six lots. To know more about pre training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The world class spelling and pre-training facility at Muskoka Farm is located in Gunderman, New South Wales. The one-of-a-kind farm is surrounded by national parks and is the perfect setting for fine-tuning horse care. Its 280 acres are home to state-of-the-art thoroughbred training facilities, including a 2400m crusher dust track and a two-kilometer grass track for pace work.

The farm has a great reputation, having spelled or pre-trained some of Australia’s best gallopers, including Emancipation and Diamond Shower. It has also served as the pre training establishment for a number of syndicates, including the Sangster, Millie Fox and Lapointe Syndicates.

Muskoka’s staff are highly experienced and trained in handling horses. They know how to work with all breeds of horse and are committed to making sure their clients’ horses get the best care possible. They are also able to offer a wide range of services, including horse breaking and pre-training. They are also able to help clients choose the right breeding program for their horse.

The thoroughbred industry contributes to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. Its stallion fees, sales profits and racehorses themselves make significant contributions. Horse breaking is a vital part of a thoroughbred’s development and can prevent behavioural issues down the track. It teaches the horse to be comfortable in a bridle and under saddle.

Muskoka Farm has a variety of world-class facilities, including a 2.4-kilometre crusher dust track and a two-kilometre grass track for pace work. There are also 10 large fully-fenced paddocks and a 16-horse walker.

The 280-acre property overlooks the Hawkesbury River and is surrounded by natural bushland. It features five stable barns with 58 stables, as well as 27 day yards and a two-bedroom guest house. Other amenities include a 24-hour helipad, a lap pool and an AQIS quarantine facility. It also has a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, which uses 100% pure oxygen to speed up recovery time after racing and promote wound healing.

Located in Wisemans Ferry, New South Wales, Muskoka Farm is a world class facility that offers breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment. The 280 acre property is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland.

The farm has a number of highly experienced staff members who offer professional horse care. One of these is Adrienne, who has extensive experience in racehorse preparation. She has worked as a trainer in England, where she has worked with Sir Noel Murless, Henry Cecil and William Hastings-Bass (now Lord Huntington).

Another member of the staff is Namparra horse breaker Toby Pracey. He has over 17 years of experience in the industry and has broken in many Golden Slipper winners. His training methods are based on tried-and-true techniques, and he is known for his patience and kindness with horses. He also teaches horses to be comfortable in the bridle and saddle, which helps prevent behavioural problems later on. He is a great asset to the team at Muskoka Farm.

The property boasts state-of-the-art thoroughbred training facilities, including a 2400m crusher dust track and a grass track for pace work. It also has a large equine pool and high speed treadmills. The 280 acre farm can accommodate up to 200 horses. It has a four-bedroom period homestead overlooking the Hawkesbury River and features a helipad, private jetty/pontoon, and two-bedroom guest house.

Mars is an Honorary Life Trustee of the USET Foundation and her passion, wisdom, and philanthropy have made a significant impact on the foundation’s mission of supporting athletes, promoting international excellence, and building for the future. She has owned many eventing horses, including Winter’s Tale, Giltedge, Prince Panache, Mr Medicott, and the Pan American team gold medal winner Harbour Pilot. To know more about pre training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

She is a tireless worker, always looking for ways to improve the farm and provide better service to clients. She is a true horsewoman who truly loves her job and enjoys seeing horses at their best.

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Global Sports Betting Market

Global Sports Betting Market Size, Share, Growth, Industry Trends and Forecast 2020-2030

Sports betting is simply an activity to predict sports result depending upon the prediction of the result the better is going to have a profit or loss. Some of the factors contributing to the growth of the market are it give more value to the sports, it has a chance of winning huge amount of money in a short period of time, as sports has a high chance of unpredictable betting  it becomes more exciting, and among others. The global sports betting market size was valued at USD 92.5 billion in 2020 and it is expected to reach USD 215.0 billion by 2030 with the CAGR of 8.80% during 2020-2030.

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Market Dynamics and Factors:

Ability to bet online is one of the main driving factor for the sports betting market growth. Most people do not bet offline due time restriction, necessity to travel to long distances, and fear of people judging them. So online betting has provide the ability to bet even for people living across the globe. Owing to increase the growth of the market. High risk involvement of money is becoming one of the restraining factor for the growth of the market. Due advancement of technology the betters has the full detail report of who to bet, how much risk are they going to be in, and what should be avoided is becoming an immense opportunity for the growth of the market. Presence of scammers available especially in online betting could becoming a challenge for the sports betting market growth in future.

Market Segmentation:

Global Sports Betting Market – By Platform

Online

Offline

Global Sports Betting Market – By Type 

Line-In-Play

Fixed Old Betting

Exchange Betting

Daily Fantasy

Spread Betting

E-Sports

Pari-Mutuel

Others

Global Sports Betting Market – By Sports Type 

Football

Baseball

Basketball

Hockey

Cricket

Tennis

Golf

Boxing

Horse Riding

Auto Racing

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Global Sports Betting Market – By Geography

North America

U.S.

Canada

Mexico

Europe

U.K.

France

Germany

Italy

Rest of Europe

Asia-Pacific

Japan

China

India

Australia

Rest of Asia Pacific

ROW

Latin America

Middle East

Africa

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Geographic Analysis:

Asia Pacific is the major revenue contributor in the global sports betting marketing and is expected to continue in future. Some of the factors contributing to the growth of the market are growth of economic condition in this region, rise of disposable income, increase of sports loving people, and among others. North America is the second dominating region in sports betting and some of the factors resulting to the growth of the market are presence of large number of sports fan, availability of sports which are common only in this region like baseball, American football, basketball, have better betting technology than other region, giving more importance to sports, and among others are responsible for the sports betting market growth in this region.

Competitive Scenario:

Some of the key players operating in sports betting industry are William Hill PLC, Bet365 Group Ltd., The Stars Group Inc., DraftKings ,888 Holdings PLC, GVC Holdings PLC, Kindred Group, Paddy Power Betfair PLC, , Betsson AB, and BetAmerica, among others

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In what’s proved to be a very buoyant year in terms of yearling sale prices, there were just 3 sales in my opinion where you could buy at good ‘old fashioned’ value. That was at the Inglis Gold sale in Melbourne, the Magic Millions Perth sale (as usual), and the Inglis Scone sale in May. It was at that Scone sale that our ‘Chairman Of Selectors’ for Grand Syndicates John Price picked out the Sooboog filly out of Costa Laquetta for just $6000. I’d asked John to look for a cheapie for me to send to Perth and this filly was his choice. Considering he also bought the mighty BEHEMOTH for the same price ($6,000) a few years earlier, I thought it could be an omen!

In the sales ring, the progeny of Sooboog have been well sought after at the major yearling sales around Australia, averaging 7 times his service fee for the second consecutive year. More important than any price tag, are the trainers they have gone to – all major stables in the country are empowered with his progeny. On the racetrack, we’ve seen his 2 year olds commence racing in the 2020-21 season, and with positive results, he now sits in the Top 3 on the first season sires list and is in the Top 10 General two Year Olds Sires by Winners Table. He boasts 7 winners (8 wins) from only 19 runners. Stake’s-placed BIRDSVILLE, his best performer to date running 3rd behind INGRATIATING (Frosted) (2nd Blue Diamond, 3rd Golden Slipper) & GIMMIE PAR (Not A Single Doubt) in the Talindert Stakes at Flemington following his debut win.

Arguably the best bred, best looking, best value son of Snitzel at stud, this filly is your opportunity to either add one to your stable, or if you’re just starting out, at the price we’re offering her for ($1,250 for a fill 5% share), she looks an ideal ‘dip your toe in the water’ prospect.

She’s only the second foal from the Melbourne placed Written Tycoon mare Costa Laquetta. The first foal of the mare is-at the time of the writing-an unraced 2yo and has been placed in a trial. Looking at her pedigree, this is a prolific winning family. The filly’s second dam Costa Kara was a winner over 1500m who at stud has had 7 to race for 5 winners including two stakes horses. Her third dam Princess Kara won 5 races (3 on Melbourne city tracks) and at stud has had 8 to race for 6 winners, and the fourth dam Jumping Josephine was also a multiple winner in Melbourne and at stud has had 11 to race for 9 winners!

This filly is an early running type. Our plan is to have her ready to trial and race in the early part of her 2yo season, so if waiting’s not your thing, this filly should suit! She’ll be trained at Ascot by Martin Allan who’s proven to be very popular with our owners, and of course, is very good at training winners too.

She’s being offered into a 20 share syndicate at $1,250 each which includes all costs to October 1st.

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What Should You Know Before You Buy a Racehorse?

Owning a racehorse is a dream for many, conjuring images of thrilling races, glamorous events, and the excitement of being part of the equestrian world. However, to Buy A Racehorse in Australia involves more than just passion - it requires careful consideration, significant financial investment, and a solid understanding of the racing industry.

If you're considering stepping into the world of racehorse ownership, there are a few key things you need to know before making this substantial commitment. Here's what you should be aware of before buying a racehorse.

The Initial Investment

Purchasing a racehorse isn't like buying a pet - it's a substantial financial commitment. The price of a racehorse can vary widely based on its bloodline, age, potential, and training. A top-tier thoroughbred with a strong pedigree can cost anywhere from thousands to millions of dollars.

While there are more affordable options for those looking to enter the industry at a lower level, it's essential to understand that your initial investment is just the beginning.

Aside from the purchase price, you should budget for vet checks, travel costs, and insurance. Bloodstock agents - experts who help buyers navigate the market - often charge a commission, which is typically 5% of the horse's purchase price. Additionally, auction fees or private sale commissions may also apply.

Ongoing Costs

Buying a racehorse is only the first expense; the ongoing costs can add up quickly. You'll need to factor in:

Training fees: These can range from $30,000 to $60,000 annually, depending on the trainer, location, and the horse's training program.

Veterinary care: Regular vet check-ups, vaccinations, and injury treatments are necessary to keep your horse in top condition. Unexpected medical costs can also arise from injuries on the track.

Farrier services: Horses need to be re-shod regularly, and farrier services will add to your monthly expenses.

Race entry fees: Depending on the race, entry fees can be significant, especially for higher-stakes events.

Transportation: Whether moving your horse between stables or traveling to different race events, transportation costs should also be factored into your budget.

Owning a racehorse is a long-term investment, and you should be financially prepared to sustain these costs even if your horse doesn't start winning races right away.

Choosing the Right Horse

When buy a racehorse Australia, pedigree plays a crucial role in its future success. A horse's bloodline is often an indicator of potential, especially for thoroughbreds. Look for a horse from a proven sire and dam, with a history of winning races.

However, pedigree alone doesn't guarantee success. Factors such as conformation (the horse's physical build), temperament, and soundness (whether the horse is free from injury) are also critical.

It's advisable to work with a reputable bloodstock agent or experienced trainer when selecting a horse. These professionals can evaluate the horse's potential, help with vet inspections, and advise on the best purchase strategy.

Remember that buying a yearling - an unproven racehorse - offers the potential for higher rewards but also carries greater risks compared to purchasing a horse that has already shown promise on the track.

Deciding on Ownership Type

Racehorse ownership comes in various forms, depending on your budget and level of involvement. The main types are:

Sole ownership: You own 100% of the horse and make all decisions regarding its training, race entries, and career. This option offers full control but also comes with full financial responsibility.

Partnership or syndicate: You share ownership with other individuals. In this arrangement, you'll split the costs and potential winnings with fellow owners. Many first-time owners opt for syndicates, as they offer the thrill of ownership without the high costs. However, you'll need to be comfortable sharing decisions with others.

Understanding the pros and cons of each ownership type is essential before making a decision.

The Importance of a Good Trainer

Your horse's performance on the track is largely dependent on its training. A skilled and experienced trainer is crucial to the horse's development, health, and race preparedness. Choosing the right trainer requires research.

Look for trainers with a history of success in your preferred type of racing (flat racing, steeplechasing, etc.), and ensure they have a good reputation in the industry. Trainers typically charge monthly fees and may take a percentage of the horse's earnings from races.

Building a strong, trusting relationship with your trainer is key. You'll be working closely with them to make decisions about the horse's race schedule, training regime, and care, so clear communication is essential.

Understanding the Risks

As thrilling as horse racing can be, it's important to understand that it comes with inherent risks. Injuries can occur on and off the track, which could sideline your horse for an extended period or end its racing career.

Additionally, not all horses perform well despite their pedigree or training - it's possible that your horse may never win a significant race. The racehorse market is also competitive, and betting on a horse's future value is uncertain.

For these reasons, some owners purchase insurance for their racehorses, which can cover medical expenses, mortality, or loss of use. This can provide some financial protection but is an additional expense to consider.

Legal and Regulatory Considerations

Racehorse ownership is governed by a variety of rules and regulations, which vary by country and racing organisation. Before purchasing, familiarise yourself with the legalities of racehorse ownership in your region.

This includes licensing requirements, registration with relevant racing authorities, and adherence to racing regulations. Consulting a lawyer with experience in the racing industry can help you navigate these complexities and protect your investment.

Final Words

Buying a racehorse is an exciting venture, but it's not a decision to be taken lightly. From the significant financial investment to the potential risks involved, understanding all aspects of racehorse ownership is critical to success. With careful planning, expert buy a racehorse Australia guidance and a passion for racing, you can turn the dream of owning a racehorse into a rewarding experience.

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Muskoka Farm Pre Training

The thoroughbred breeding industry is a significant contributor to Australia’s regional economy, with stallion fees and sales profits making up major portions of its revenue. In addition to breeding, it also provides employment opportunities for thousands of people.

Located in Gunderman, New South Wales, Muskoka Farm is a world-class facility that offers breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment. This 280-acre property has several facilities, including a two-bedroom guest house, 24-hour helipad, and private jetty/pontoon. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

A one-of-a-kind property, Muskoka Farm pre training is currently up for sale. It is located in Gunderman and surrounded by natural bushland. This world-class facility offers breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment. It also features a private jetty/pontoon, large outdoor pool, helipad, two-bedroom guest house, and facility manager’s house.

The thoroughbred industry makes a huge contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. It is important to prepare racehorses to be comfortable in the bridle and saddle to prevent behavioural issues later on in life. Horse breaking is a crucial part of this process.

Originally from the UK, Toby Pracey started his career as a horse breaker in Sydney before moving to Namparra in New South Wales. He has broken in numerous horses and works closely with trainers and syndicates. He has a proven track record of success, including several Golden Slipper winners and group 1 winners. His knowledge and expertise will help you maximize your sales potential.

A two-bedroom guest house, a 24-hour helipad, an indoor pool, and a private jetty/pontoon are just some of the facilities offered by Muskoka Farm. This world class pre-training facility also offers a variety of horse boarding and breeding services.

The 280-acre property is located in Gunderman and overlooks the Hawkesbury River, with natural bushland surrounding it. It can accommodate 200 horses, with five stable barns consisting of 58 stables and 10 large fully-fenced paddocks for daily exercise. It also features a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track and an 800-meter straight.

The farm also has a state-of-the-art hyperbaric oxygen chamber, which is designed to increase the speed of healing for racehorses after they’ve run. It is also home to one of the nation’s top trainers, who has trained many champions over the years.

The 800 m is the fastest race not run in lanes, and it requires a unique strategy to successfully navigate a pack of runners moving at similar speeds. As a result, it’s not uncommon for athletes to be spiked, elbowed, or cut off by other runners. While this contact can be embarrassing for athletes, it’s not always intentional and is often unavoidable.

The speed of the 800 m also means that a good coach needs to understand what happens to an athlete’s energy systems throughout the course of the race. This is important for deciding whether an athlete will compete in several meets in a microcycle or can focus on one season-ending championship meet.

Tim began his career in England, working as a track work rider and horse breaker before moving to Muskoka Farm in March 1983. He is a talented Foreman and Horse Breaker with excellent hands and great timing. He has also worked at several bloodstock sales in London and Newmarket.

Located on the Hawkesbury River in Gunderman, New South Wales, Muskoka Farm is one of the world’s best horse spelling and training facilities. It has a two-kilometre grass track for pace work, and can accommodate up to 200 horses. This unique 280-acre facility also has an outdoor pool and a private jetty.

Its unique features include a state-of-the-art hyperbaric oxygen chamber, which helps speed up healing. This allows the horse to recover faster and become more fit before racing. It also provides an extra layer of protection against bacterial infections. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The 2.8-hectare facility is situated near national parks and surrounded by natural bushland, making it the ideal environment for race horses to receive professional care. It also has five stable barns and 58 stables, as well as a two-bedroom guest house, 24-hour helipad, large outdoor pool, and private jetty/pontoon. The facility also offers a range of services, including breaking, pre-training, spelling, and agistment.