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Oakbrook Terrace, IL
Offering fractional economic interests in a Thoroughbred racehorse.
- Thoroughbred Asset: Investment focuses on a bay colt named Arisaka, foaled by Jimmy Creed out of Bayonet.
- Profit Sharing Interests: Non-voting interests provide a share of distributions from the horse’s economic performance.
- Revenue Generation: Potential revenue from race purses, breeding income, and sale proceeds.
- Fractional Ownership: The company holds a 20% interest in the Thoroughbred Asset.
- Use of Funds: Proceeds will cover acquisition, maintenance, insurance, and training costs.
Morning Line Racing offers investors the opportunity to acquire non-voting Profit Sharing Interests in a specific Thoroughbred racehorse named Arisaka. This bay colt, foaled on February 8, 2023, by Jimmy Creed out of Bayonet, is the focal point of the investment. The company aims to generate revenue through net race purses, potential breeding income, and proceeds from the sale of the Thoroughbred Asset. The funds raised will be used for acquisition, maintenance, insurance, training, and other related costs.
The company holds a 20% fractional ownership interest in Arisaka, and the management believes the horse possesses the pedigree and athletic potential to compete successfully in allowance and stakes races. Investors will receive a share of distributions derived from the economic performance of the Thoroughbred Asset, subject to the manager’s discretion and after applicable expenses. The offering is structured to provide horse racing enthusiasts with a chance to be involved in the sport without the substantial financial investment typically required.
Company Info
Morning Line Racing offers fractional economic interests in a Thoroughbred racehorse, providing investors with potential revenue from racing and other activities.
Morning Line Racing offers non-voting Profit Sharing Interests tied to a specific Thoroughbred racehorse, providing enthusiasts with a fractional economic interest in the net proceeds generated by the horse. The company manages a 20% ownership interest in a bay colt named Arisaka, aiming to earn and distribute shares of net race purses and other potential revenues such as breeding or sale proceeds.
The business model allows investors to engage in the horse racing industry without direct ownership or management responsibilities. Morning Line Racing handles all operational aspects, including training and racing, while investors receive distributions based on the horse’s economic performance. The company operates through a series structure, ensuring that assets and liabilities are segregated by series.





