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Do you have a passion for horses? Are you looking for a way to invest in the equine industry and make money? If so, joining horse syndication might be an excellent way to grow your portfolio. Here's why: Access to Capital. If you have ever tried to raise capital, you know it can be a long and arduous process. It's not uncommon for investors to require several months or even years before deciding whether or not they want to invest in your business.  Not so with syndications! When you participate in syndication, your investment will be funded within weeks of signing the agreement. The immediate access to capital makes this an attractive option for many investors who might otherwise be hesitant about making an investment into a new business venture. Tax Advantages There are also tax advantages associated with participating in horse syndications: tax savings through capital gains deduction and tax deferral through depreciation allowances from the purchase of livestock assets t...

If you're like us, you're fascinated by the idea of owning a piece of a racehorse. You might have heard about  Race Horse Syndicates   and thought it sounded exciting, but you may not have fully understood just how valuable these shares can be.  In this post we'll talk about what a racehorse syndicate is, what you need to know about owning one and some of the benefits that come with having them. What is a racehorse syndicate? A racehorse syndicate is a group of people who pool their resources to buy a racehorse. The syndicate manager, typically an expert in horse racing and with experience in buying horses, makes decisions about which horses should be purchased and where they should run. If you're thinking of entering into a racehorse syndicate yourself, here's how it works: -The syndicate manager researches the market for racehorses and chooses which ones to buy. -The manager can be an individual or a company that specialises in racehorse syndicates. -Each mem...

Horses are majestic creatures that can add a lot of personality to your backyard. However, they're also creatures that require special care and equipment to live with you. If you're thinking about getting a horse from Lonhro Horses For Sale but haven't yet done so, here's what you need to know: Shelter and Fencing Requirements Horses require shelter and fencing to keep them safe. Horses are susceptible to sunburn, which can be prevented by keeping them out of direct sunlight. A horse needs 4 square feet (1.23 square metres) of shade per 100 pounds (45 kilograms).  They need to have access to a bedding area or shelter where they can get away from the elements when it’s raining or cold outside.  Suppose you are trying to keep horses in your backyard. In that case, you should also be aware that there are certain regulations regarding how close your property line can be with any neighbouring properties – so make sure that you speak with an expert about this matter ...