Interested in an affordable Arabian racing ownership opportunity?

Goldensands Racing Syndicate is an innovative new racing partnership that offers 20 lucky shareholders the opportunity to share in a one-year leasing partnership of 3 – THREE! – talented Arabian racehorses who are ready to run beginning this month for the Delaware Park meet. The horses are bred by Cre Run Farm, one of the successful breeding programs for Arabian racehorses in the world. Each shareholder will reap the benefits of ownership and mentorship by some of the industry's most respected and successful managers, breeders and trainers in the business.

And the best part? *For only $400/month and a one-time $250 administration fee at the time of signing, you will receive all the excitement and fun of racehorse ownership for three exciting and talented horses ready to run right now. In fact, the first horse is set to run on July 5th and the purse money available can make this a win win for all. This cost covers all three horse's training, race fees, an allowance for vet and farrier work and more.

Racing partnerships are the IDEAL way to learn about the sport of racing. And with the quality of horses and people behind Goldensands Racing, this one is particularly extraordinary.

For more information, visit www.GoldensandsRacing.com.
To see candid photos and videos of the three Goldensands horses in training at Delaware Park, visit www.Facebook.com/GoldensandsRacing.
And to speak with racing manager Amanda Roxborough directly, email amanda@goldensandsracing.com.

Catch the Thrill of Arabian Racing. Join Goldensands Racing today!

*$400/mo is the base fee, and may occasionally require a slightly higher amount in certain scenarios. However, partnership shareholders are protected from significant increases due to a generous clause in the leasing agreement by their breeder, Cre Run Farm.

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