Need to update your payment method? You can easily add a new card or remove an old one during your next purchase. Just head to checkout and select the payment option to update your payment settings.

To keep horse ownership as accessible and affordable as possible, we don’t build credit card processing fees into the price of shares. Instead, we provide the option for customers to avoid these third-party fees (typically 3.5%) by selecting a lower-cost payment method such as ACH.

This approach ensures transparency and gives you flexibility in how you complete your purchase.

To apply a gift card, your gift card code will be entered during the purchase process. Once you have added the share to your shopping cart, to start the purchase process, click “proceed to checkout.” You will need to first fill out the billing address, then click “Continue.” Under the Payment method, you will see the Gift Card Box.

Once you add your gift card number, you must click “add gift card” below to apply the amount before clicking “proceed to checkout.”  If your gift card balance is not enough to cover your entire order, there’s no need to add funds to your wallet in advance. You can enter payment information at checkout. We accept credit/debit cards (up to a 3.5% transaction fee) and ACH payments (no fee).

Yes, these are genuine securities issued in compliance with applicable U.S. securities laws. MyRacehorse offerings are structured under one of the following regulatory frameworks:
State Permit Offerings – Registered or approved at the state level, permitting the sale of securities within specific jurisdictions only.

Regulation A (Reg A) – A securities exemption under the Securities Act of 1933 that requires SEC qualification and allows companies to raise capital from both accredited and non-accredited investors across the U.S., subject to offering limits.

Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) – An SEC-regulated exemption that enables companies to raise capital through registered crowdfunding platforms, with limits on the amount companies can raise and how much individuals can invest, depending on income and net worth.

Regulation D (Reg D) – An exemption that permits private offerings of securities to accredited investors, without SEC registration, under specific rules (e.g., Rule 506(b) or 506(c)).

Each offering is conducted in accordance with federal and/or state securities laws and regulations, with the goal of ensuring transparency, regulatory compliance, and investor protection.

When you purchase a share through MyRacehorse, you are acquiring an equity stake in a specific series of a Series Limited Liability Company (LLC) that owns the horse(s). Each horse, or bundle of horses, offered is structured as its own individual series within the LLC, ensuring that your investment is tied directly to that specific horse’s earnings and potential future sale proceeds.

While this structure provides the benefits of racehorse ownership, it is important to note that shares are considered securities, not physical ownership of the horse itself. Each offering is conducted in compliance with securities regulations to ensure transparency and investor protection.

There are never any mark-ups on the horse, you pay exactly what we pay for the horse. There are, however, other associated fees such as the Brokerage fee, Management & Due Diligence fees, Organizational & Experiential fees and the performance bonus. A breakdown of each share price including the fees can be found on the buy page for each series.

Brokerage Fee– Each Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) offering is filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) via a Form C. Each Regulation A (Reg A) offering is qualified by the SEC. All offerings are conducted through a registered broker-dealer, Dalmore Group, LLC, a member of FINRA and SIPC.

Management & Due Diligence – Due Diligence covers the expenses for the discovery of the underlying asset and the establishment of the series. The Management fee is for the active management of the series by working with the stakeholders including trainers, vets, bloodstock agents, track reps, finance, legal, insurance brokers, and compliance advisors to maximize the performance of the series. No additional management fees will be incurred unless the management performance bonus or sales commission is earned.

Organizational & Experiential – Organizational expenses that are covered include key essential services including legal, compliance, marketing, and establishment of the financial and corporate framework in connection with an Offering of a Series of Interests. The Experiential fee covers the Management of the Membership Experience Program, which includes, but is not limited to content development, management of race day ownership perks, and access to the MyRacehorse Platform™.

Yes, you can designate a beneficiary for your MyRacehorse shares. Currently, the best way to do this is by including your shares in your will or estate planning documents.

We recognize the importance of providing a streamlined process for naming beneficiaries and are actively working on updates to the MyRacehorse app and website that will allow owners to designate a beneficiary directly through their account page.

If one of our horses is about to race and shares are still available, we’ll take the listing down at post time. Once the race is over, our team will review the race results and check in with the trainer to confirm that the horse came out of the race in good standing.

If a horse is scheduled to race and shares are still available, we will temporarily remove the listing at post time. This allows our team to evaluate the horse’s performance, review race results, and check in with the trainer to ensure the horse has come out of the race in good condition.

Once the race has been assessed:

If the initial valuation remains fair, shares will be relisted at the same price within a few days.

If the race significantly impacts the horse’s valuation, we may discontinue the offering at the original price. In some cases, our management team may explore relisting shares at a new price, which would require SEC qualification before becoming available for purchase.

This process ensures that our offerings reflect the most accurate and fair valuation of each horse while prioritizing the well-being of our equine athletes.

MyRacehorse has updated its performance-based compensation model to better align with shareholder interests.

For offerings qualified before May 6, 2022: The manager earned 10% of all gross earnings, including race winnings.

For offerings qualified after May 6, 2022: The manager now earns 10% of gross earnings from stakes races only, meaning earnings from non-stakes races are not subject to management fees.

Additionally, the manager has adjusted its compensation on final sales proceeds for offerings qualified after May 6th 2022:

If the horse does not appreciate in value, the manager’s share of final sale proceeds has been reduced from 10% to 5%.

If the horse sells for more than its initial purchase price, the manager will earn a 20% bonus on the net gain (the difference between the selling price and the initial purchase price).

These changes ensure that MyRacehorse’s management is incentivized to maximize value and success for shareholders while maintaining fair compensation structures.

There are five parts to an offering as fully described in the offering circular, for a summary of the five key components see below:

Asset Cost

Includes the initial purchase price of the horse plus any sales or use taxes, and the associated bloodstock fee.

Operating Reserve Account

The portions of the proceeds that are used to fund the ongoing expenses of the series. These expenses generally include training and care costs, mortality insurance, veterinary, administrative, audit, taxes, transportation, race nomination/entry/starter costs and registration costs.

Brokerage Fee

Each offering has been qualified by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and is offered through a registered broker-dealer, Dalmore Group, LLC a member of FINRA and SIPC.

Management and Due Diligence

Due Diligence covers the expenses for the discovery of the underlying asset and the establishment of the series. The Management fee is for the active management of the series by working with the stakeholders including trainers, vets, bloodstock agents, track reps, finance, legal, insurance brokers and compliance advisors to maximize the performance of the series. No additional management fees will be incurred unless the management performance bonus or sales commission is earned.

Organizational & Experiential

Organizational expenses that are covered include key essential services including legal, compliance, marketing, and establishment of the financial and corporate framework in connection with an Offering of a Series of Interests. The Experiential fee covers the Management of the Membership Experience Program, which includes, but is not limited to content development, management of race day ownership perks, and access to the MyRacehorse Platform™.

You can check out our MRH White Pages for more information.

To ensure fair access and broaden participation, MyRacehorse has implemented a standard 2.99% of the available shares in a given horse or offering.

In certain high-profile offerings with limited inventory, MyRacehorse reserves the right to apply a fixed-share limit rather than a percentage-based cap. This approach helps distribute ownership more widely, ensuring more investors have the opportunity to participate.

Our mission is to make elite racehorse ownership accessible to everyone, bringing more individuals into the sport at the highest level. Implementing a share cap allows us to expand access and engagement among a larger community of owners.

There is no minimum for any type of offering.

Under Regulation A, investment limits vary based on whether you are an accredited or non-accredited investor:

Accredited Investors: There are no investment limits for accredited investors in Regulation A offerings.
Non-Accredited Investors: For Tier 2 Regulation A offerings, non-accredited investors cannot invest more than 10% of the greater of their annual income or net worth per offering. Tier 1 Regulation A offerings do not have investment limits.

Since MyRacehorse offerings typically fall under Tier 2, non-accredited investors will be prompted before checkout to certify that their investment falls within these regulatory limits.
For more information on accredited investor status and investment caps, please review the SEC guidelines.

For Reg CF offerings: As a starting point, anyone can invest up to $2,500, or 5% of your net worth or annual income (whichever is greater) within a 12 month period. This applies to all Reg CF investments – not just the ones made with MyRacehorse.

If your net worth and annual income are both over $124,000, you can invest up to 10% of your net worth or annual income.

If you’d like to invest over $124,000 in Reg CF offerings, we’ll need some financial documentation on file before we can accept those investments.

If you’re accredited, there’s no limit. If you’d like to verify that you’re accredited, you can schedule a meeting with a member of our team. To become accredited, investors must have a net worth of $1,000,000 or more, or an annual income of $200,000 ($300,000 with a spouse or domestic partner.) To check to see if you qualify MyRacehorse partnered with a 3rd party verification firm Investready which can verify your accredited investor status online. Please follow this link which will walk you through the verification process and should take 5-10 minutes to complete. You will be required to set up an account and walk through a series of suitability questions and then upload certain specific documents (W-2, 1099s, Broker or bank statements etc)

We are constantly looking to streamline and improve the process transferring shares. For the most up to date information about the transfer process, or to submit a transfer request, click here. For information about transferring shares as part of an inheritance, click here.

Yes, if there are still shares available and you haven’t hit our investment cap, you’re welcome to purchase additional shares.

Your net worth is calculated by subtracting your total liabilities (debts) from your total assets (everything you own).

Formula:
Net Worth = Total Assets – Total Liabilities

Step 1: Calculate Your Total Assets

Include the value of the following:
– Cash (checking and savings accounts)
–  Investments (stocks, bonds, mutual funds, retirement accounts)
– Real estate (excluding your primary residence for accreditation purposes)
– Business ownership or equity
– Other valuable assets (art, jewelry, vehicles, etc.)

Step 2: Calculate Your Total Liabilities

Include any outstanding debts, such as:
– Mortgages (excluding primary residence for accreditation purposes)
– Car loans
– Student loans
–  Credit card debt
–  Personal loans

Example Calculation:

~ Total Assets: $2,000,000

~Total Liabilities: $800,000

~Net Worth = $2,000,000 – $800,000 = $1,200,000

For accreditation purposes, the value of your primary residence is excluded from this calculation. If you’re unsure about your net worth, consider consulting a financial professional.

An accredited investor is someone who meets specific financial criteria set by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). You are considered an accredited investor if you meet at least one of the following requirements:

Income Requirement: Earned $200,000 individually (or $300,000 jointly with a spouse/partner) in each of the last two years and expect the same for the current year.

Net Worth Requirement: Have a net worth of over $1 million, excluding the value of your primary residence.

Professional Certification: Hold specific financial credentials such as a Series 7, Series 65, or Series 82 license.

If you do not meet any of these criteria, you are considered a non-accredited investor and can still participate in MyRacehorse’s Reg A and Reg CF micro-share offerings, which are open to all investors.

For those who qualify as accredited investors, Edge Advantage (Reg D) offers exclusive access to premium investment opportunities. If you’re unsure of your status, we recommend consulting with a financial advisor or reviewing the SEC guidelines here.