New Owners

Ownership Opportunities

Becoming a racehorse owner opens the door to an exhilarating world of thoroughbred racing. Whether through sole ownership, partnership with others, or joining a syndicate, owning a racehorse allows individuals to experience the thrill of the sport while gaining valuable insights and forging lasting connections within the racing community.

How Much Does it Cost

Trainer Fees: In regions such as Alberta, trainers charge a daily rate, typically between $50 and $90. This rate covers:

Staff: Assistants, grooms, and exercise riders
Care Costs: Feed, bedding, vitamins, and supplies
When not in active training, horses might rest on a farm, with rates around $20-$40 per day.
Additional Monthly Costs:

Blacksmith: $40-$100
Veterinarian: $200-$1,500
Dentist: $75
Chiropractor: $75

Trainer & Jockey Commissions: Trainers and jockeys earn a percentage of winnings—10% each for first-place, with lower percentages for other places.

Syndicate Opportunities

Century Racing Club

Established in 2016 by Century Casinos, the Century Horse Racing Club offers members the chance to transition from fans to racehorse owners. With horses racing most of the year in Alberta at Century Mile and Century Downs, the club now covers both locations and includes Standardbred and Thoroughbred horses. Now in its seventh year, running horses 10 months annually, the club keeps growing and attracting new enthusiasts to the thrilling world of racing.

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Tornado Racing

Tornado Racing is an exclusive all-women’s horse racing club, providing a unique opportunity for fractional ownership and a thrilling gateway into the world of equine competition.

"There is no bigger thrill than to watch your horse win"
-Kelli Hemingson,

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