Leasehold interest in a filly for her racing life.
There has never been a better opportunity to own a share in your very own race horse.
The Gold Coast Titans in conjunction with naming rights sponsor Aquis are pleased to present bidders with an opportunity to gain a 25% leasehold interest share in this amazing filly for the duration of her racing life!
Did we mention that Our winning bidder will have zero cost upfront and nor will you ever need to put your hand in your pocket again, except to stash away 25% of the net prize money earned.
No training fees
No Vet bills
No transport costs
No food and maintenance charges.
Recently purchased by Aquis Farms at a yearling sale for $150,000, our filly was bred from leading Australian sire Fastnet Rock from the Woodman mare Suitely.
Suitely has previously produced 6 foals from which 5 have been winners, including black type performers, Ballet Suite and Casquets.
This gorgeous filly has been broken in and has started her baby preparations at Aquis Farms.
As she matures your filly will be relocated to Sydney or Melbourne and trained by one of the industry’s leading trainers.
It is hope your filly will be ready to commence her racing career in early 2017. *noting of course this is dependent on development.
During the racing life of your filly, you will have full name rights to the race book as a racing owner and whilst the filly continues to compete, you will also receive a full list of racing ownership privileges such as free entry tickets, access to the trainer and confidential training updates.
As an extra bonus for our winning bidder, you will get to name the filly and inspect her at Aquis Farms Canungra.
This is fabulous opportunity to race a well bred filly with zero risk and huge opportunity for plenty of trackside excitement.
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Gold Coast Titans proudly acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are situated, the Kombumerri families of the Yugambeh Language Region. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise their continuing connections to the lands, waters and their extended communities throughout South East Queensland.
