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About the offering

MyRacehorse is offering fractional ownership shares in a New York-bred colt named 'Rose to Blame '24,' a son of City of Light who is related to the female family of 2003 Kentucky Derby winner Funny Cide. The horse was purchased for $350,000 at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic May Two-Year-Olds in Training Sale, in partnership with Ramiro Restrepo's Marquee Bloodstock. The offering is structured as a Regulation CF (crowdfunding) security, facilitated through registered broker-dealer Dalmore Group, LLC. The total offering is $440,000, with a share price of $88 per share and 5,000 total shares. Each share represents 0.01% equity. MyRacehorse (via its managing partner, Experiential Squared) retains 50% ownership of the horse, with the public offering covering the remaining 50%. The target raise is $110,000, and the maximum raise is $440,000; any unsold shares at closing will be purchased by Experiential Squared. As of the snapshot, approximately $100,672 had been raised. The asset cost includes the purchase price, relevant sales tax, and a 5% bloodstock fee. Additional fees include brokerage, management and due diligence, organizational and experiential, and an operating expense reserve. The horse was noted by bloodstock advisor Nick Hines as 'an athletic, cerebral colt who moves and acts like he's done this before.' The offering is open to all investors (not just accredited), subject to individual investment caps under Reg CF rules. Investments are considered speculative, illiquid, and high-risk.

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