Each horse offered through MyRacehorse undergoes a rigorous selection process led by industry professionals, bloodstock agents, and trainers. Our team evaluates key factors such as pedigree, conformation, athletic ability, race potential, and the trainer selected is fit to ensure we select high-quality thoroughbreds. We also work closely with some of the most respected owners and breeders to acquire promising horses with strong racing prospects.

We strive to provide updates every week, but some horses will update more or less frequently. Ultimately, it depends on the horse’s trainer and ownership group.

Most MyRacehorse horses have their own owner-exclusive facebook groups. You can find these groups through the “groups” section on the MyRacehorse Facebook page. When you join, you’ll be prompted to enter in the order number for your share to verify  your owner status. That order number can be found at the top of the email we sent you to confirm that your order was placed.

If you no longer have a copy of your order confirmation email, you can also find this number by going to the account section of our website, then selecting “Orders” to view a detailed history of your past orders with us.

Yes, but you must be accompanied by a MyRacehorse Owner Concierge. Escorted tours are posted in the app, and are a first come first serve basis. Our terms and conditions with the trainers, tracks and partners, require all microshare investors to be accompanied by a MRH Concierge, so you’ll need an escort regardless of whether you have a state owner license or not.

We have a Certificate of Authenticity available for all MyRacehorse owners. This digital certificate can easily be printed from home, and includes the series name, your horse’s name, as well as the date the investment was originally made.

Log into your MyRacehorse account, and select MyHorses from the main menu. Click on the name of the horse you’d like a certificate of ownership for, then click on the COA tab at the top of the page. From there you can follow the prompts to download and print your certificate.

Each horse listing will specify the circuit that the Co-Owner intends to race the horse at. Plans can change over time, and it may be necessary to move the horse to another circuit.

The racing manager and the co-ownership group have the decision making authority as outlined in the co-ownership agreement for each horse.

Micro shareholders do not have any say in how the horse is managed. At present, the stakes are minority participants in the larger horse ownership group, and the intent is for the Racing Manager and the Co-Ownership group to make decisions regarding the horse.

Investments made in micro-shares do not make an individual eligible for an owner’s license.

At MyRacehorse, our mission is to make ownership fun, engaging, and educational—and naming contests are one of the many ways we bring that experience to life. We’ve proudly invited thousands of owners to help name a single horse, creating a one-of-a-kind connection that’s unmatched in the industry.

That said, naming contests are a special privilege, not a guaranteed part of every ownership experience. Many of our horses are co-owned in partnership with other entities, and in those cases, we collaborate closely with our partners to determine the best approach to naming.

Whenever possible, we love involving our owners in this exciting process—and we’ll always let you know when the opportunity arises!