Buy - Thoroughbred
: For those interested in breeding for profit, statistics suggest that while it is possible to make a profit from lower service fees, the likelihood is only about 15% if you are paying full retail for production and service costs. Where to Buy You can find Thoroughbreds through several channels:
: Established farms like Stone Bridge Farm sometimes sell sections of land or individual horses. buy thoroughbred
: Many buyers seek retired racehorses for second careers in disciplines like eventing. These horses are often sought after for their athleticism, even if they are no longer "rocket ships" on the track. : For those interested in breeding for profit,
: These are young horses typically sold at major auctions where buyers, including "pinhookers" (who buy young horses to resell later), compete for well-bred prospects. These horses are often sought after for their
: If buying for breeding, be aware that the Jockey Club requires all registered Thoroughbreds to be produced via "live cover" (natural mating). Artificial insemination and embryo transfers are expressly prohibited for registration.
