Clonanny Racing Club owns three yearlings, chosen by trainer Kieran Cotter, and is offering 40 shares at €4,500. Each share makes you a 2.5% owner of all three — with two years of training fees, registration and full ownership included, and prize money returned to you.
Kieran Cotter’s yard in County Laois — the straight woodchip gallop between the hedges, the round gallop and the yard itself. This is where the club’s three yearlings will be educated and prepared for the track.
Filmed from the air over the gallops. The sound starts off — turn it up in the player.
The club’s string is three yearlings chosen by Kieran. The 40 shares at €4,500 buy them and pay their training for two full years — and every share is 2.5% of every horse, not just one.
Kieran trains and races the three over two seasons, and trades horses on as opportunities arise. As an owner you hold your share of the entire string — every horse, every race day, every result.
Every share is the same slice: one fortieth — 2.5% — of each of the three yearlings, and of everything they win.
Your 1 share makes you a 2.5% owner of all three yearlings — €4,500, with two years of training fees included.
Figures assume all 40 shares are taken. Membership is not an investment and no return is promised.
One payment, then we do the rest. No admin, no monthly bills.
€4,500 secures 2.5% of each of the three yearlings. Limited to 40 shares.
Three yearlings chosen by Kieran — a chestnut colt, a bay filly and a bay colt — bought to race and to trade.
Two years of training paid for — you enjoy the gallops, the race days and the owners’ experience.
Prize money is returned to the owners and sale proceeds are shared — 2.5% for every share.
Your €4,500 covers your share of the three yearlings and two full years of training.
All of it, for a single payment of €4,500 a share.
The club trains exclusively with Kieran Cotter, whose Laois-based yard has produced a long list of winners on the Irish flat — including Group-race-winning, Royal Ascot-level talent.
His model suits the club precisely: buy well, race competitively over two seasons, and trade on. Experienced hands on every decision that matters.
A club built to be credible — run in the owners’ interest, with nothing hidden.
The club and every owner are registered with Horse Racing Ireland, with two registered club agents.
Every owner holds a Members’ Agreement setting out exactly how the club, its money and its horses are handled.
Club funds are held in a dedicated account and used only for the string — purchases, training and racing.
Every share is identical: 2.5% of every horse, 2.5% of all prize money and sale proceeds.
Membership is for the enjoyment of ownership. No return is promised; you should be comfortable you may not recover your outlay.
Standard identity and anti-money-laundering checks apply when you join — as you’d expect of a well-run club.
No. A share is for the enjoyment of racehorse ownership. Prize money and sale proceeds are uncertain and may be nil, and you should be comfortable that you may not recover the amount paid. People join for the experience.
A 2.5% share of each of the club’s three yearlings — full ownership — plus two years of training fees and your registration as an owner. Prize money is returned to the owners, 2.5% for every share. There are no further bills.
Three gives every owner more than one horse to follow and more than one chance of a good one, while each share stays a real 2.5% stake in every horse.
Horses are traded on through the two seasons and any remaining are sold, with net proceeds shared among the owners — 2.5% for every share. Many owners then join the next string.
Yes — each extra share adds another 2.5% of all three yearlings: two shares is 5%, four is 10%.
Kieran makes all training and racing calls; the registered club agents handle purchases, sales and administration in the owners’ interest. Full detail is in the Members’ Agreement.
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