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By Chief Stipe · Posted
Which owner do you listen to in a 25 owner syndicate? In my experience there never is a consensus. A big part of the deal that you sign up to when purchasing a small share in a syndicate is that you are paying for the professional knowledge and expertise of the trainer. If you don't agree with their decisions then you always have the option of not buying another share. A bit different if you own more than 50% of the horse. Good luck with finding someone to meet that requirement. I remember the Bart Cummings quote which paraphrased went like this when a potential owner asked what his daily training fee was - "my daily training fee is $75 but if you want to help it is $150". -
By Special Agent · Posted
Only been out of the money 5 times in 35 starts, looks pretty consistent to me. 1/4 million dollars in stakes looks a good kitty too. Comments on this ocassion seem quite harsh to me. -
By Special Agent · Posted
Do the syndicate members have the right to pull out at any time? If they aren't happy, take that action. If the horse needs a stable change Te Akau may put it up on Gavelhouse like they do from time to time which would give syndicate members the chance to regroup. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Assuming those named in the facebook snapshot are owners I'm not sure their training credentials are anywhere near those of Mark Walker and Sam Bergerson. But they can reckon all they want. What's your opinion based on the facts? I've made it easy for you - here is a link to the horses performance: https://loveracing.nz/Common/SystemTemplates/Modal/EntryDetail.aspx?HorseID=408824&DisplayContext=Modal -
Those involved reckon it should have won twice that
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