I am considering putting together a small ownership stable of a few horses for starters that will treat you fairly.  The trainer I have in mind and know well is Ronnie Gillespie in Ohio.  I have not even broached this topic to him yet.  Must own at least 10 percent and pay their bills.  PM me if interested. 

Tigger, I take it back.
Your comments are worthy of a 6 year old child.

  Dont know why anyone reads Triggered.   

For every $1  you invest in The Stable you will get $2 back. 

I'm sure the Burke horses all have a plan to help one another. One of them will win. To have 5 in a race makes no sense. The max should be 2. I'm sure changes will be coming in the future to limit entries.

How would you feel if you were the owner on one and your horse was excluded from the race because your trainer had two others eligible? Especially after making all the stake payments, possibly focusing the horse's schedule towards the event, and now you're not allowed to race because there's a limit. Not going to happen.

My concern truly is that this organization could be construed as a security by the SEC  There are many instances that it is but they could argue unlimited liability.   Selling shares on a website could be a real problem.   Fees and complete control is another issue.   The paperwork must somehow get around the security issue.  The SEC and state SEC could investigate this.  As you know innocent until investigated.

Equine Co-Ownership (myracehorse)

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1744448/000168316819002261/myracehorse_ex0618.htm