Syndicate

A share covers your proportional percentage of the horse’s purchase price alongside its ongoing operational expenses—including elite training, full board, veterinary and farrier care, insurance, and competition travel. All financial commitments and cost distributions are fully detailed in the written syndicate agreement.

Yes. Every partnership is governed by a formal syndicate agreement drafted by an experienced equine attorney. This comprehensive document clearly defines ownership percentages, financial obligations, liability protection, and the framework for all major decisions.

Day-to-day training, care, and competition scheduling are managed directly by Sabine and her professional team. Strategic choices—such as potential future sales, major breeding decisions, or international campaign shifts—are governed by the voting rights established in the syndicate agreement, typically aligned with ownership equity.

Syndicate agreements typically include structured resale or transfer provisions. Existing syndicate members usually have a right of first refusal to acquire the share before it is offered to an outside party, ensuring the team dynamic remains stable and cohesive.

Yes. Full mortality and major medical insurance are maintained for the horse at all times. Insurance premiums are factored into the annual operating budget, protecting each partner's capital investment against illness, injury, or loss.

Partners receive regular, direct communication from the team, including video footage from training sessions, detailed post-show debriefs, and advance scheduling for major competitions so you can plan your visits and VIP access.