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NEW SYNDICATES TO RACE IN 2019
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 3
RACING SYNDICATES
The Aristides Syndicate 4
The Baden Baden Syndicate 6
The Day Star Syndicate 8
The Fonso Syndicate 10
The Apollo Syndicate 12
BLOODSTOCK / PINHOOK SYNDICATES
The Buchanan Syndicate 14
The Joe Cotton Syndicate 16
The Spokane Syndicate 18
The Lookout Syndicate 20
The Typhoon II Syndicate 22
THE RED HORSE 24
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RED HORSE BLOODSTOCK SYNDICATES 2019
INTRODUCTION
Welcome to Red Horse Bloodstock. We syndicate, Until the end of 2015, Jim’s profession was as
manage and train Thoroughbred Racehorses as Racing Director for the Arena Racing Company,
well as investing in Thoroughbred Bloodstock the largest group of Racecourses in the UK.
for investment and resale. We care deeply about Jim understands racetrack surfaces and race
our horses. They are looked after as naturally as programmes and condition books extremely well.
possible and we track them for life. Finding the right race for a horse is crucial to Jim’s
We are currently looking for patrons to invest in training ethos. Having also worked for Tattersalls
our 2018/9 syndicates and have five Racehorse Bloodstock Auctioneers and Godolphin in the
and five Bloodstock Syndicates available. UK, Jim has a thorough knowledge of racing,
training, pedigrees and bloodlines on both sides
OUR ETHOS of the Atlantic.
Red Horse Bloodstock has the welfare of the
Thoroughbred at the heart of everything we do. OUR BASE CAMP
We hope to combine the best training methods Red Horse Bloodstock is based in the beautiful
from Britain and the United States. Our horses surroundings of Lexington Kentucky. We are
get a simple routine, designed to make them relax located close to the beautiful Keeneland Racetrack
and get the very best from the horse as naturally and Thoroughbred Sales Auction House as well
as possible. as the many stunning Thoroughbred Stud farms
that have provided so many winners over the
We firmly believe that a happy horse will perform
centuries.
better on the track than a horse that has had his
or her natural instincts curtailed by the modern Close to Churchill Downs and the wonderful city
day methods in which most racehorses are of Louisville, our horses graze on the best grass
trained. in the world, the Bluegrass, famed for rearing
so many Champions since the beginning of the
Our horses will be trained at their home farm not
sport. With excellent ancillary services to assist
at the busy hectic and stressful training centers
the training and care of our horses we think we
or racetracks and will spend as much time in their
are in the right spot. Our nearest airports are
paddocks as possible. We prefer to race drug free
Lexington, Louisville and Cincinnati. Why not
where possible and train on safe surfaces. All of
take a trip to visit to visit us and the delights that
our horses are tracked for life.
Lexington and Louisville have to offer?
TEAM RED HORSE
The Red Horse Bloodstock Trainer is Jim Allen.
Jim has a BA (Hons) Equine Studies Degree as
well as experience working for several different
Racehorse Trainers in the UK and USA, including
Jim Allen
assisting the legendary Trainer Michael Dickinson.
PRESIDENT
Jim has trained winners in the UK and spent two
RED HORSE BLOODSTOCK LLC
years studying the American training system.
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THE ARISTIDES SYNDICATE
Aristides won the first Kentucky Derby in The Louisville Courier-Journal wrote:
1875. Fifteen horses were entered in the ‘It is the gallant Aristides, heir to a mighty name,
first Kentucky Derby, two of them fillies. The that strides with sweeping gallop toward victory...
track was fast, the weather was fine, and and the air trembles and vibrates again with the
10,000 people were in attendance. Aristides ringing cheers that followed.’
broke in front and took the lead, but he was
overtaken near the end of the first quarter. The Aristides syndicate will purchase a Yearling
Aristides fought back to lead again. Aristides at the Keeneland September Yearling sale in
Aristides
kept increasing his lead until there was virtually 2018 to race in 2019 and 2020.
no chance that his stablemate Chesapeake,
who was supposed to win, could catch up.
Aristides’s jockey, Oliver Lewis, knowing he
was not supposed to win, looked to owner
McGrath, who waved him on.
No. Horses: 1
Cost Per Horse: $25,000
No Shares: 20
Cost Per Share: $7,500
Cost 2nd Year for 3yo Career: $6,000
Trainer: Jim Allen (Red Horse Bloodstock)
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THE BADEN BADEN SYNDICATE
Baden Baden won the 1877 Kentucky Derby. On the backstretch Baden-Baden (who had
He was foaled in Kentucky and was sired by been in fourth place) began his run, reaching
Australian (GB), who in turn was sired by West the leader at the three-quarter-mile pole. The
Australian, first horse to win the English Triple time for the 1½ miles (the Derby was run at
Crown in 1853. that distance from its inauguration in 1875
until 1895) was a slow 2:38.
On Derby day 1877, the weather was fair
and the track, although dry, was ‘cuppy’ from The Baden Baden syndicate will purchase a
Baden Baden
recent rains. The start was delayed by fractious Yearling at the Keeneland September Yearling
horses; before the advent of the starting gate, Sale 2018 to race in 2019 and 2020.
Thoroughbreds raced from a standing start.
No. Horses: 1
Cost Per Horse: $50,000
No Shares: 20
Cost Per Share: $8,500
Cost 2nd Year for 3yo Career: $6,000
Trainer: Jim Allen (Red Horse Bloodstock)
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THE DAY STAR SYNDICATE
Day Star (1875–1893) was the winner of the In his career, he had 42 starts, eleven wins,
4th annual Kentucky Derby held at Churchill seven places and five shows.
Downs on May 21, 1878. He was a chestnut
colt that was foaled in Kentucky and was sired A 1910 Daily Racing Form article states that
by Star Davis (by the successful Glencoe). Day Star was sold after his racing career and
His dam was Squeeze ‘Em who was sired by stood at stud on a western farm, dying at the
Lexington, a foundation sire of many modern age of 18 years in 1893.
Thoroughbred lineages.
The Day Star Syndicate will purchase a Yearling Day Star
Day Star won the Derby by two lengths in at the Keeneland September Sale 2018 to race
an official time of 2:37.25, beating the race in 2019 and 2020.
record set by Aristides in 1875, and winning a
total of $4,050.
No. Horses: 1
Cost Per Horse: $75,000
No Shares: 20
Cost Per Share: $10,000
Cost 2nd Year for 3yo Career: $6,000
Trainer: Jim Allen (Red Horse Bloodstock)
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THE FONSO SYNDICATE
Fonso won the 1880 Kentucky Derby. The Fonso died at the age of 26 while standing as
track was particularly dry and the dust, up to stud at the Oakwood Stud Farm in Lexington,
5 inches thick, that Fonso kicked up obscured Kentucky in 1903. His most notable offspring
the path for the other contenders. Fonso was the mare Fondling (br. 1886, out of Kitty
finished the race with a one length lead at a Heron by Chillicothe), who produced the
time of 2:37.50 and won $3800. The owner of Champion Filly ‘Imp’.
Kimball called a foul in the race against Fonso,
but the placing was not altered. Fonso had The Fonso Syndicate will purchase a Yearling
Fonso
a career record of 12 starts, five wins, three at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale
places and two shows. 2018 to race in 2019 and 2020.
No. Horses: 1
Cost Per Horse: $100,000
No Shares: 20
Cost Per Share: $12,000
Cost 2nd Year for 3yo Career: $6,000
Trainer: Jim Allen (Red Horse Bloodstock)
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THE APOLLO SYNDICATE
Apollo (1879-1887) was an American of Morris’ wife that lived in Charleston for use
Thoroughbred racehorse. He won 24 races in as a saddle horse. He died in November 1887
his career, including the 1882 Kentucky Derby. of lockjaw.
Apollo was the second of nine geldings to win The Apollo Syndicate will purchase a Yearling
the Kentucky Derby, and is the only horse to at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale
win it without having raced as a 2-year-old. 2018 to race in 2019 and 2020.
Apollo was injured as a five-year-old and was Apollo
retired from racing. He was given to a friend
No. Horses: 1
Cost Per Horse: $150,000
No Shares: 20
Cost Per Share: $15,000
Cost 2nd Year for 3yo Career: $6,000
Trainer: Jim Allen (Red Horse Bloodstock)
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SYNDICATE NO. 1 - THE BUCHANAN
Buchanan (1881 – c.1898) was an American The Semi-weekly Interior Journal of Stanford,
thoroughbred racehorse and was the winner KY reported on June 1, 1894 that Buchanan
of the 1884 Kentucky Derby. Buchanan had died after a sudden illness of inflammation of
not achieved a race win before competing in the bowels.
the Kentucky Derby and by contemporary
accounts was a difficult and unruly mount. The Buchanan Syndicate will purchase a Foal
He was ridden in the 1884 derby by the great at the Keeneland November Breeding Sale
African-American jockey Isaac Burns Murphy, 2018 for resale at the Autumn Yearling Sales
Buchanan
who won three Kentucky Derbys in his lifetime 2019.
(1884, 1890, and 1891).
No. Horses: 1
Cost Per Horse: $25,000
No Shares: 20
Cost Per Share: $5,000
Consignor: Red Horse Bloodstock LLC
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SYNDICATE NO. 2 - JOE COTTON
Joe Cotton (1882–after 1900) was an Frank Ware at a local steeplechase meeting
American Thoroughbred racehorse that is best until a few years before 1905 and is listed
known as the winner of the 1885 Kentucky as a native stallion in the 1902 edition of the
Derby. He was by King Alfonso who was the American Stud Book.
sire of the 1880 winner Fonso. The horse was
reportedly named after a bookie. The Joe Cotton Syndicate will purchase a Foal
at the Keeneland November Breeding Sale
By 1895, he was owned by a Mr. Newhall and 2018, for resale at the 2019 Autumn Yearling
Joe Cotton
was employed pulling a hack in Medford. The Sales.
horse was frequently observed by horseman
No. Horses: 1
Cost Per Horse: $50,000
No Shares: 20
Cost Per Share: $7,000
Consignor: Red Horse Bloodstock LLC
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SYNDICATE NO. 3 - SPOKANE
Spokane, a chestnut Thoroughbred stallion The barn in which Spokane was born, the
foaled in 1886, is the only horse foaled and Doncaster Round Barn, located about two
trained in Montana to ever win the Kentucky miles north of Twin Bridges, Montana, has
Derby. He did it in 1889, the same year been placed on the National Register of
Montana was admitted to the Union. Ridden Historic Places.
by Tennessee native Tom Kiley and sent off at
16.4:1 odds and set a new Kentucky Derby The Spokane Syndicate will purchase a Foal at
record for 1½ miles at 2:34.50. the Keeneland November Breeding Sale 2018
Spokane
for resale at the Autumn Yearling Sales.
No. Horses: 1
Cost Per Horse: $75,000
No Shares: 20
Cost Per Share: $8,500
Consignor: Red Horse Bloodstock LLC
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SYNDICATE NO. 4 - LOOKOUT
Lookout (1890) was an American Thoroughbred The Lookout Syndicate will purchase a Foal at
racehorse that is best known for winning the the Keeneland November Breeding Sale 2018,
1893 Kentucky Derby. for resale at the 2019 Autumn Yearling Sales.
Lookout was a chestnut colt with full (up to the
knee and hock joints) white stockings on three
of his legs. His sire, Troubadour, was the 1886
Suburban Handicap winner, while his damsire,
Lookout
King Alfonso, was a successful flat-racer and
sire.
No. Horses: 1
Cost Per Horse: $100,000
No Shares: 20
Cost Per Share: $10,000
Consignor: Red Horse Bloodstock LLC
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SYNDICATE NO 5 - TYPHOON II
Typhoon II (foaled April 17, 1894) was an The Typhoon II Syndicate will purchase a Foal
American thoroughbred racehorse that was at the Keeneland November Breeding Sale
bred in Tennessee and was the winner of the 2018 Yearling Sales for resale at the 2019
1897 Kentucky Derby. Autumn Yearling Sales.
Typhoon II was gelded in 1899 and was
thereafter stabled at the Kenmore Farm in
Lexington. Typhoon II ended his days as a cart
Typhoon II
horse hauling hay for livestock.
No. Horses: 1
Cost Per Horse: $150,000
No Shares: 20
Cost Per Share: $12,500
Consignor: Red Horse Bloodstock LLC
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THE RED HORSE
The Red Thoroughbred racehorse comprises just c22% of all Thoroughbred
Racehorses in the USA today but despite this the Red Horse has won c20%
of all Thoroughbred Racehorses won 53% of Triple Crowns and won 35% of
Kentucky Derbys. in the USA. Furthermore, the same in also true in Europe.
In the English, Irish, and French Derby’s the Red horse has outperformed its
gene pool percentage.
Today, c90% of modern Thoroughbred’s can trace their genes back to just
one Red horse, ‘Eclipse’ resulting in the predominance of the Darley Arabian
line over the lines of the other two founding stallions the Godolphin Arabian
and the Byerley Turk. Arguably, the four greatest Racehorses ever seen,
Secretariat, Man O War, Sea Bird and Phar Lap, were all Red.
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