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MyRacehorse Disclosure & Risk Factors

INTRODUCTION

This Disclosure Statement (“Disclosure”) is provided by MyRacehorse to inform prospective investors of the inherent risks associated with investing in securities offered through private placements, including but not limited to Regulation A Tier II (“Reg A Tier II”), Regulation Crowdfunding (“Reg CF”), and Regulation D 506(c) (“Reg D”) exemptions.

 

Investing in securities related to horse racing is highly speculative and involves a significant risk of loss, including the potential loss of your entire investment. Investors should carefully consider these risks before making any investment decisions.

SECURITIES OFFERED THROUGH DALMORE GROUP LLC

Securities offered on MyRacehorse.com are conducted through our broker-dealer, Dalmore Group LLC, a registered broker-dealer and member of FINRA and SIPC. Investors should review Dalmore Group LLC’s disclosures and consult with a qualified financial professional before making an investment decision.

INVESTMENT STRUCTURE & OWNERSHIP CLARIFICATION

MyRacehorse utilizes a Series Limited Liability Company (“Series LLC”) structure to organize its investment offerings. Each investment opportunity is structured as a separate series under the applicable parent LLC, which isolates assets and liabilities within that series. Your investment is not an investment in the companies themselves but that of individual series only.

– Regulation A Tier II (Reg A Tier II) investments are offered through MyRacehorse CA LLC, a Nevada limited liability company, and its respective series.

– View SEC Filings for MyRacehorse CA LLC: Click here

– Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) investments are offered through MRH CF LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, and its respective series.

– View SEC Filings for MRH CF LLC: Click here

You Do Not Own the Racehorse Itself

MARKETING & ADVERTISING DISCLOSURES

MyRacehorse engages in marketing and promotional activities, including advertisements, social media posts, emails, and video promotions. All promotional materials are for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as investment advice.

1. NO GUARENTEES ON PERFORMANCE OR RETURNS

  • – Advertisements may reference past horse performance or potential returns, but past performance is not indicative of future results.
  • – Investing in racehorse securities carries significant risks, including the risk of complete loss.
  • – Any financial projections or hypothetical scenarios are illustrative only and should not be interpreted as guaranteed outcomes.

2. FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS DISCLAIMER

Some promotional materials may contain forward-looking statements regarding investment potential or horse racing performance. These statements are based on current expectations and involve inherent uncertainties, including:

– Horse injury, illness, or death

– Training and racing performance fluctuations

– Market conditions and industry trends

– Regulatory changes

There is no guarantee that any investment will generate profits or that investors will recover their initial investment.

3. PAID SPOKESPERSON & ENDORSEMENTS (SEC RULE 17(B))

MyRacehorse may engage paid spokespersons, influencers, and marketing firms to promote investment opportunities. These individuals may receive cash, equity, or other compensation in exchange for endorsements. Statements made by paid promoters do not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or approval by the SEC or any regulatory body. For a full list of paid spokespersons and compensation details, visit our SEC Rule 17(b) Disclosure page.

4. HYPOTHETICAL & SIMULATED PERFORMANCE STATEMENTS

Any financial performance statements included in advertisements may be hypothetical or simulated

Hypothetical results do not reflect actual investor outcomes and do not account for risk factors such as training costs, injury risks, or racing performance.

5. INVESTMENT ADVICE DISCLAIMER

6. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE & INVESTOR SUITABILITY

– Advertisements should not be interpreted as investment advice.

 

– MyRacehorse does not provide personalized investment recommendations, and investors should consult with financial and legal professionals before investing.

ILLIQUIDITY & LIMITED SECONDARY MARKET AVAILABILITY

There is no established secondary market for securities offered under Reg A, Reg CF, or Reg D through MyRacehorse.com.

 

Important Notice:

– Investors should expect to hold their securities indefinitely.

– There is no guarantee that a secondary market will develop in the future if ever.

– Even if resale opportunities arise, investors may not be able to sell at a favorable price or at all.

– Advertisements comply with SEC, FINRA, and FTC guidelines but do not replace official investment documents.

– Some investments may be restricted to accredited investors or have limits on investment amounts based on regulations.

– Full details on investor requirements can be found in our offering circulars and SEC filings:

 – MyRacehorse CA LLC (Reg A Offerings): Click here

– MRH CF LLC (Reg CF Offerings): Click here

For questions about MyRacehorse advertising policies, contact us at: efoxworth43@gmail.com

BETTING, RACE ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

MYRACEHORSE IS NOT A GAMBLING PLATFORM

MyRacehorse is a fractional racehorse ownership platform, NOT a betting or gambling website. We do not offer, facilitate, or process wagers of any kind. Our business is focused solely on providing individuals with the opportunity to invest in racehorse ownership.

 

While horse racing ownership and betting are often intertwined within the sport, MyRacehorse does not require, encourage, or incentivize wagering. Any discussions of betting or race analysis in our content are provided solely for entertainment and educational purposes and should not be construed as gambling advice.

CONCLUSION

Investing in horse racing securities involves high risks and should be considered only by investors who can afford the potential loss of their entire investment. MyRacehorse encourages all potential investors to consult with financial and legal advisors to assess risk tolerance and understand the nature of their investments. For further details, please review our Offering Circulars and Private Placement Memorandums as applicable to each offering. For inquiries, please contact us at: investorrelations@myracehorseuz.top

MYRACEHORSE’S RELATIONSHIP WITH 1/ST

BETTING & RACE ANALYSIS IN MYRACEHORSE CONTENT

MyRacehorse has a commercial partnership with 1/ST, a company that operates advance deposit wagering (ADW) platforms and major racetracks, including Santa Anita Park and Gulfstream Park. As part of this agreement:

– MyRacehorse may promote, advertise, or feature content related to 1/ST’s betting platforms and racetracks.

– MyRacehorse may receive revenue based on user engagement with 1/ST platforms under a long-term revenue-sharing agreement

– This partnership does not impact the management or financial operations of MyRacehorse or its underlying assets.

Horse racing ownership and betting are historically linked, and many of our owners and community members enjoy both. To enhance fan engagement and deepen understanding of the sport, MyRacehorse may discuss:

– Race previews, odds, and handicapping insights for entertainment purposes.

– Betting strategies and analysis to help owners and fans understand the racing industry.

– Promotional offers from third-party betting platforms (e.g., 1/ST) as part of sponsorships or partnerships.

However, MyRacehorse:

– Does not process, facilitate, or profit directly from wagering transactions.

– Does not require or encourage betting—all discussions are purely informational.

– Does not guarantee betting outcomes or provide personalized gambling advice.

CONFLICTS OF INTEREST & RESPONSIBLE BETTING

– Because 1/ST is both a strategic partner and an investor in MyRacehorse, our betting-related content may present a potential conflict of interest.

– Betting is a personal decision, and participation is entirely optional.

– If you choose to wager, do so responsibly and in compliance with local gambling laws and regulations.

– If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, resources are available at National Council on Problem Gambling.

For questions about MyRacehorse’s partnership with 1/ST or betting-related content, contact us at: efoxworth43@gmail.com

MYRACEHORSE’S RELATIONSHIP WITH

SAM HOUSTON RACE PARK

MyRacehorse has a commercial partnership with Sam Houston Race Park to promote the Sam Houston Racing Club. Sam Houston Race Park is a racetrack located in Houston Texas.

– MyRacehorse may offer investment opportunities to participate in the Sam Houston Race Club.

– MyRacehorse may promote, advertise, or feature content related to the Sam Houston Race Club.

– Sam Houston Race Park may provide promotional assets, marketing exposure, and access to its audience in connection with such promotions.

– MyRacehorse may receive compensation and/or marketing consideration in connection with this partnership, and affiliated investment opportunities.

– This commercial relationship creates a financial incentive for MyRacehorse to promote the Sam Houston Racing Club.

– This partnership does not impact the management or financial operations of MyRacehorse or its underlying assets.

– Any investment opportunities associated with the Sam Houston Racing Club, or other investment opportunities are not impacted by the commercial partnership.

– Sam Houston Race Park does not control any investment offerings, offering terms, issuer decisions, or investor funds.

– Any statements or opinions expressed by Same Houston Race Park should not be construed as investment advice and do not necessarily reflect the views of MyRacehorse.com.

– Promotion of the Sam Houston Racing Club does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, investment merit, reduced risk, or approval by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or any regulatory authority.

– Investing includes risk, including possible loss of principal. 

Credit Card Use And Investments

Investing using a credit card has several risks:

Fraud

Unregistered and unlicensed sellers often pressure investors to use credit cards for investments that are actually fraudulent scams. Most registered investment firms do not allow their customers to use credit cards to purchase investments – so be skeptical if you are asked to use a credit card to invest. Carefully research the background of any investment professional or firm before handing over your money. Use the free, simple search tool on Investor.gov to make sure the firm and professional is licensed.

High interest rates

High interest rates may significantly reduce the return you receive on any investment or may even cause you to lose more money than you invested. For example, if your credit card charges a 15% interest rate and your investment provides a 10% return, you will owe more money than you made on your investment if you do not pay off your credit card balance before any interest accrues. This is why we urge investors to consider paying off credit card debt before making an investment.

Credit Risk

If you cannot make your credit card’s minimum payments, you may incur additional credit card fees and risk damage to your credit score.

Transaction Fees

Credit card companies generally charge a processing fee (often ranging from 1.5% to 3%) for each credit card transaction. If you use a credit card to buy an investment, you generally have to pay this processing fee with each investment purchase which would have a major impact on the investment’s return.

Some other things to consider include:

  • Issues with Withdrawals. Credit card investment scammers often use delay tactics when you attempt to withdraw your money from the fraudulent investment. These scammers will often hold up your withdrawal request from an investment account until it is too late for you to dispute the charge(s) with your credit card company. The Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) provides consumer protections if you are charged for goods and services you didn’t accept or that weren’t delivered as agreed, but you must send a letter disputing the charges that reaches the creditor within 60 days after the first bill with the error was mailed to you.
  • Credit Card Abuse. Keep an eye out for unauthorized charges on your credit card statements. Even if you signed a form purportedly waiving your right to dispute any credit card charges, report all unauthorized charges to your credit card company immediately.
  • Third-Party Payment Processors. If you make an investment using your credit card through a third-party wallet service or payment processor, you may have limited recovery options because these entities may be unregulated or operating unlawfully.
  • Margin Accounts. A margin account is an investment account offered by some investment firms which allows you to borrow cash from the investment firm to buy securities, using the account as collateral. While both involve borrowing money to buy investments, using a margin account is not the same as using a credit card to buy securities. For additional information on how margin accounts work and their related rules and regulations, please read our Investor Bulletin: Understanding Margin Accounts.

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