Horse racing is one of the oldest human activities.
With new auction and fractional ownership platforms such as MyRaceHorse, Commonwealth, and MyHorseDealer, (not to mention Zed Run) there is now more opportunity to invest in racehorses than ever before.
While we don’t cover racehorses on a regular basis, we research and write about them from time to time. Follow this asset if you’re interested. We’ll send occasional updates.
This week Horacio and I sat down with Chase Chamberlin and Brian Doxtator, CMO and CEO at Commonwealth, which allows anyone to buy shares in world-class racehorses.
ZED RUN is a new blockchain-based game that lets you own and race digital racehorses It’s pretty mind-blowing stuff. This issue is coupled with a new podcast episode with Travis Winn from Zed.
As punters around the world sipped their mint juleps, we were busy examining the racehorse investing landscape through a full ownership, fractional, and syndicate lens.
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