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Learn How You Can Profit with the Billionaires in the Lucrative World of the “Sport of Kings”

Now with Tropical Racing you can invest and potentially profit right alongside them and enjoy the fun and excitement of this remarkable industry. That’s right, you can invest in a new, breakthrough stock.

Let me tell you a little-known secret of the world’s wealthy elite. For decades, the super wealthy have made a killing in the lucrative world of thoroughbred horse racing… earning profits of 600%… 1,233%… and even more in just a couple of years. You’ve heard some of the names:

Mike Repole, the billionaire founder of Vitaminwater and Pirate’s Booty owns three stallions, including Uncle Mo who was named the American Champion Two-Year-Old in 2010. Uncle Mo sired Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist.
Hedge fund manager Steve Cohen, the billionaire owner of the New York Mets, reportedly owns a share of 2020 Kentucky Derby winner Authentic.
Gérard and Alain Wertheimer, the billionaire brothers who own Chanel, operate La Presle Farm, a thoroughbred horse racing stable.
And countless sheiks, royal families and multi-millionaires and billionaires from around the world.

Finally, You Can Invest and Potentially Profit Right Alongside the Wealthy

The good news is, you can now get in on the fun, exciting and potentially profitable world of thoroughbred horse racing — without having to take big risks or having to pony up six or seven figures just to get started. Better yet, you’ll likely have even greater security than the wealthy elite because you’ll be investing in a more diversified way and won’t have to worry about just the success of one or two racehorses. Instead, you can own a small piece of just about every part of this amazing industry and have an opportunity to profit from more than just owning winning racehorses.

How? By investing in Tropical Racing, Inc.—the operator of a 200-acre thoroughbred horse ranch in Versailles, Kentucky. A place where horses are bred, bought, trained, sold and raced. Owned by a company whose founder loves to introduce new people to the excitement of horse racing. And an investment opportunity that gives you the perfect entrée into this unique world, and lets you invest right alongside the wealthiest of the wealthy. With that in mind, here are five advantages to investing in Tropical Racing.

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Advantage #1: Tapping into multiple income streams for greater profit potential and more safety

Tropical Racing’s business model relies on multiple income streams, so it never becomes overly dependent on just one revenue source. In other words, the company’s not just buying a few horses and hoping one of them becomes a big winner. It has multiple irons in the fire. In all, Tropical Racing has four income streams. Let’s look at two of them.

Strategy #1: Pinhooking: Buying and Selling Horses for Potentially Big Profits

Pinhooking involves buying young horses (around one year old), training them for a year and then selling them as two-year olds at a nice profit. Tropical Racing works with the country’s top bloodstock agents to handpick the finest horses with the potential to develop into the kind of two-year old that buyers are looking for.

Nada, a year-old colt, was purchased by us for $60,000 in 2018. After he was trained and began to show real promise, he was re-sold for $700,000 — a return of 900%+ and a profit of $640,000. Then there’s Nahmed Gamine, a yearling who was originally was purchased for $220,000 in 2018. After a year in 2019, Gamine set a F-T Midlantic Record and was resold for $1.8 million — over 700% profit.

Horse Racing’s Greatest Rags to Riches Tale

As a historical example of the profitability of pinhooking, perhaps the most astonishing sale was the day future Hall of Fame horse John Henry was purchased for a mere $1,100. The buyer described John Henry as looking “like a drowned rat.” After a slow and uninspiring start to his racing career, John Henry was taken on by a new trainer. He then went on to win 39 races and to earn a record $6.5 million in winnings — years before today’s million-dollar purses existed. John Henry’s story is a rags to riches tale that continues to thrill and inspire horse racing fans to this day. Of course, not every horse can be a John Henry, a Nahmed Gamine, or a Nada. However, according to BloodHorse magazine, the average annual return on pinhooking transactions between 2015 and 2019 was an impressive 38.2%.

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Strategy #2: Syndication: Selling Shares in a Horse While Retaining Partial Ownership

Tropical Racing’s second income stream is syndication. It’s similar to pinhooking, except that instead of selling the horse outright, Tropical Racing sells shares in the horse to multiple investors. However, the company always maintains at least 10% ownership in the horse for itself. Selling shares allows Tropical Racing to recoup 100% of the initial investment — and usually far more — while its 10% ownership allows the company to share in any future profits the horse generates. In addition, the company also collects a 5% management fee.

In other words, Tropical Racing profits from the sale of the horse to investors, while also pocketing 15% of the horse’s income in perpetuity. A typical transaction might involve acquiring a yearling (a year-old horse) for $50,000. For the next two years, we train and care for the horse, which costs roughly $40,000. The horse is then syndicated for $200,000 for a profit of $110,000. However, the profits don’t end there because of Tropical Racing’s 10% or more ownership in the syndicated horse, coupled with the 5% management fee.

It’s similar to how a real estate investor buys an undervalued piece of property, renovates it and then sells it at a nice profit. The difference is that with a horse, Tropical Racing keeps collecting residual income long after the horse has been syndicated. As mentioned, these are just two of the four income streams that help diversify the sources of Tropical Racing’s revenue.

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Advantage #2: Horse racing is a booming industry that thrives in good times and bad

Americans love horses and horse racing. In the U.S. alone, horses are around a $100 billion industry — with more than $26.1 billion of that generated by racing. In 2018, Americans legally bet more than $11 billion on horse racing and that number continues to rise year after year. Better yet, the industry has survived and even thrived through war, depression, recession and stock and real estate crashes for more than 100 years.

The US is also home to the Triple Crown series. Combining the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, and the Belmont Stakes, it is often viewed as one of the most difficult achievements in not only horse racing, but possibly within all sports. With the recent successes of American Pharaoh in 2015 and Justify in 2018 there has been a resurgence of interest within the world of horse racing.

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Advantage #3: Tropical Racing is a real business with real assets that multiply year after year

While many early-stage companies are little more than an entrepreneur with an idea, Tropical Racing is an actual growing business with assets you can see and touch. Thus, as an investor, you don’t have to worry about whether the company’s new product, app or technology will ever get off the drawing board, find distribution or catch on with the general public. That’s because everything is already in place and moving forward.

For starters, Tropical Racing leases with an option to purchase 200 acres of prime land in the heart of Kentucky bluegrass country, where it’s training 16 thoroughbred racehorses, each with superb lineage. It also has sixteen (16) broodmares (female horses used for breeding), with nine (9) foals (young horses) on the way, as well as six (6) yearlings. By the end of the second quarter of 2021, Tropical Racing expects to have more than 50 thoroughbreds in its portfolio. And those numbers will grow in the years ahead simply because female racehorses eventually become broodmares and have babies. Then their babies have babies. And so on.

The average broodmare can be expected to produce 10 to 15 foals in her lifetime — roughly half of which will be females. And each of those females is likely to have 10 to 15 offspring of her own — which means the number of horses we can breed, race, syndicate or sell expands geometrically. It’s like investing in a rental property that gives birth to a new rental property with the same or even higher value every single year. Except that horses are a lot more fun.

And like rental property, racehorses generally qualify for depreciation. In fact, Tropical Racing’s yearlings and two-year-olds in training usually qualify for what’s called “Bonus Depreciation.”, for more information consult your tax professional. This can result in massive savings for Tropical Racing and for investors in its syndicated horses.

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Advantage #4: A top-notch, passionate team gives Tropical Racing an edge

Troy Levy

Founder and CEO

Troy has enjoyed a lifelong love affair with horses and horse racing. He got into horse racing when he was just 16 as the youngest horse trainer in New York. During a successful career as a stockbroker, investment banker and hedge fund manager, he regularly bought and sold horses and kept his fingers on the pulse of the industry.

In 2017, Troy decided it was time to follow his passion full time, so he left Wall Street and Tropical Racing was born. His background in finance gives him an edge in the business thanks to inefficiencies in the pricing of horses — inefficiencies Troy and his team take advantage of to get better prices when they buy, sell or syndicate a horse. And that can mean higher profits for Tropical Racing.

Michelle Nihei

Head Trainer

Michelle began riding horses when she was just two years old and has been riding ever since. After getting her PhD in Neuroscience, she enjoyed an academic career at Johns Hopkins University. However, in 2008, she left academia to pursue her passion for horses.

She moved to Kentucky and quickly established herself as a top-notch trainer. Soon she was helping train horses for high-profile races including Saratoga, Belmont and Monmouth. And over the years, her horses have won multiple graded stakes races. Her winning horses include Prince Will I Am, Regalo Mia and Upgraole. Today, Michelle trains horses for Tropical Racing. She also uses her uncanny knack for recognizing overlooked talent and potential in horses to give Tropical Racing an edge when it comes to buying horses that could be future winners.

Advantage #5: A ground floor investment from $1,050 and up

In the past, getting involved with horse racing required at least a $50,000 investment. And many investments required six or even seven figures to get started. However, Tropical Racing is now making it easy and affordable for Main Street investors to get in on the fun, excitement and potentially profit with a minimum investment of just $1,050. It’s the company’s way of introducing the business it loves to as many people as possible — and giving you a chance to share in the potential profit opportunities that have previously been reserved for the wealthy and connected. The company is using the money it raises to expand its horse portfolio, upgrade the ranch facilities and to improve its marketing. Tropical Racing is also looking into the possible acquisition of a second Kentucky Ranch because it will soon outgrow the current 200 acres.

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The Rundown on Tropical Racing

Our investment minimum is $1,050 which equals 300 units.

Minimum Investment

Our offering is priced at $3.50 per unit. Each unit is comprised of one (1) Tropical Racing common share and one (1) common share warrant.

SECURITY TYPE

Each unit contains a common share warrant – each of which can be exercised (purchased) at the price of $5.00 per Tropical Racing common share.
In our offering, a warrant is a security that entitles the holder to buy Tropical Racing’s common stock at $5.00 (called the exercise price) for 18 months following the initial investment.

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