How Do You Trace An Ex Race Horse?

Finding your ex-racehorse’s history

1. attheraces.com/home or.
2. racingpost.com. Both sites have a search bar icon on the top right of the home page, enter your horses’ name, push the button and see what results come up.
3. Racing Images. Or contact me here if it was before 2013, there is a small finders fee.
4. Ask Me Anything.

How do I find my horse racing history?

If your horse raced, you can find the owner/trainer at the time of the horse’s last race using the Horse Search feature at equibase.com and looking at the most recent chart or by ordering race records at equineline.com. You can view sample reports before you order, and sign up is free.

How do you get an ex race horse?

How, having decided that you want to buy an ex-racehorse for sale, do you find one? There are three main routes. You can obtain one directly from its owner or trainer, you can buy one at the sales, or you can acquire one from a retrainer — either by buying it or loaning it.

How do I find a thoroughbred pedigree?

The Jockey Club Information Systems offers free five-generation pedigrees for Thoroughbreds on its site at www.equineline.com . For a small charge, you can investigate “nicking,” suggestions on genetic lines that may cross well with your horse if you are thinking about breeding.

Where can I get an ex race horse?

Where to find an ex-racehorse

• Search on Source a Horse.
• Direct from a racing yard.
• Attend an ex-racehorse auction.
• From a retraining centre.
• On loan from an equine charity.
• Horse insurance protection for champions.

What is the best site for horse racing?

Best Horse Racing Betting Sites

• 1.11 BetVictor Horse Racing.
• 1.12 Unibet Horse Racing.
• 1.13 Coral Horse Racing.
• 1.14 Betfair Exchange.
• 1.15 Mr Play Sport.
• 1.16 Parimatch Horse Racing.
• 1.17 Grosvenor Horse Racing.
• 1.18 Betway Horse Racing.

What numbers come up the most in horse racing?

The most successful post position in history is the number five, which has produced four winners since 2000 and 11 percent of all winners. Other relatively successful post positions include the number ten (10.7% winners) and the number 15 with 10.2%.

Is owning a race horse a tax deductible?

These benefits include making all race horses depreciable over three years; the ability to immediately expense or write-off up to $500,000 in depreciable business property; and bonus depreciation, which allows the deduction of 50% of the cost of new property purchased and placed in service.

How much can you sell a Thoroughbred horse?

The average sale price of a racehorse is $75,000. However, many racehorses can cost much less or much more. There are several factors that can contribute to this cost including age, pedigree, training, record, and conformation of the horse.

Do race horses get turned out?

Increasing numbers of racehorses do get turned out; however it won’t be for long so all day turnout will be a new experience. 24/7 turnout will become achievable if you wish, although not in the early stages so access to stabling is essential.

Can you register a Thoroughbred?

Thoroughbred foals may be registered at any time provided all requirements listed in the Principal Rules and Requirements of The American Stud Book are satisfied.

How many Thoroughbred horses are there in the world?

Millions of Thoroughbreds exist today, and around 100,000 foals are registered each year worldwide.
Thoroughbred.

Is a Thoroughbred a Warmblood?

While the thoroughbred is a specific breed, the term “warmblood” refers to a variety of breeds, many with substantial thoroughbred blood. The simple definition of a warmblood horse is a cross between a hot-blooded breed — the thoroughbred — and a cold-blooded breed, such as the draft horse.

Can any race horse be claimed?

To claim a horse, you must be a licensed racehorse owner or an agent registered at the track and have a horse or horses running at the track the horse is being claimed. There are also provisions to allow horse owners registered at other tracks to make a unique application to claim a horse.

Can a Thoroughbred make a good trail horse?

Thoroughbreds can be good trail riding horses; however, they are high-spirited, anxious, and intelligent animals. When these horses are guided by an experienced hand, they can do almost anything.

Are ex race horses good horses?

Ex-racehorses or “Off the Track Thoroughbreds” (OTTB) are bred to be strong, forward and agile, making them ideal prospects for many riding disciples. The generally have good conformation and are often over 16 hands high.

Can I stream live horse racing?

In short, it depends where the horse is racing, as well as where you live. Some racetracks make it easy with live streams on their websites, notably Gulfstream Park, Keeneland and Laurel. Live video from most tracks is available on wagering sites known as ADWs (advanced deposit wagering).

What is the best bet type for horse racing?

A show wager will yield the lowest payoff but offers the greatest chance of winning. The minimum bet for a win, place or show wager is only $2. Exotic wagers involve betting on two or more horses, either within a single race or across multiple races.

Can I bet on horses online?

Online horse racing betting is legal in most US states. In fact, licensed horse racing betting sites in the USA have agreements in place with local tracks that allow fans across the country to watch live simulcast races and bet on races held around the country.

What should I look for in a horse racing program?

Each race in a horse racing program includes information such as the horse’s name, silks or the jockey colors, the race card number, weight, allowance, barrier, jockey, owner, trainer, and the summary of form.

What do horse race numbers mean?

The first number is the horse’s time at a quarter of the distance of the course, the second at a half-mile, the third at three-fourths of a mile and the last number the horse’s final time.