Stride Racing is a platform that enables fans to purchase elite racehorses. Similar to Angelist, investors can research, buy, manage and watch their portfolios of syndicated thoroughbreds at a fraction of the traditional ownership cost.
Stride helps trainers communicate with owners through regular video, picture, and audio updates of horses in training, a bespoke messaging platform, and notifications about new entries and updates.
Stride Racing head Johne Murphy says Sigh No More, a Group 3 Eyrefield Stakes winner by Starspangledbanner, will head to the Tattersalls December Mares Sale. The horse gives Stride Racing its greatest day on a racetrack with a 40-1 win at Leopardstown on Saturday.
Oct 2024 · TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and AuctionsNews article
Former rugby player Johne Murphy raises €600,000 for Stride, his racehorse fractional-investment business. Murphy plans to launch the scheme in the US.
Stride launched a syndicate platform for buying and selling shares in elite-level racehorses. It plans to purchase unraced yearlings and two-year-old breeze-up horses priced at €25,000–€150,000, then offer shares in syndicates containing two to six horses; its stated intention is to sell the horses within 12 months of purchase.
Nov 2022 · TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and AuctionsNews article
Stride launches a horse-racing platform intended to broaden participation in Flat racehorse syndication and deepen the ownership experience. The company says the platform aims to increase value and engagement for key stakeholders and become a racing communications platform that centralises and optimises communications for syndicates.
