Sorry.  Where can I get copies of horse breeding contracts.  Also, I need to find out?
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go to google and look 4 loopers
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I hope it's not too late.  This is very informative.  Maybe it will help.http://www.equineonline.net/uk/equestrian_articles/seabiscuit.htm
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INSURANCE SAFETY GROUP REQUIREMENTS\n \n \nBoarding, Training & Breeding Stables\n \n \n \nHold harmless and/or liability release agreements must be obtained from all boarders and riders.  \nStable rules and emergency numbers should be posted in prominent places throughout the stable area.  Most states have equine liability laws.  Most of those laws have specific wording for warning postings and contracts.   \nEvidence of liability insurance should be obtained from independent contractors or anyone using the facility.   \nRiding arenas and areas should be well maintained, clear of debris and obstacles.   \nArenas and schooling corrals should be adequate in size to accommodate the maximum number of riders that will be using the facility at any one time. \nPremises should be fenced with design and materials required for horse farms.  Fence should be well constructed and in good repair.  The fence should be at least 4 feet high with " horse proof " gate latches and difficult for children to open.   \nBarn isles and stalls must be free of debris and obstacles.  Floors should be sufficiently rough to avoid slipping when wet, Stall latches should be " horse proof " and difficult for children to open. Horses should be hand led in and out of barn.  No mounting, dismounting or hacking in the barn isle.  \nRails on fencing used for outside riding arenas should be attached inside the posts.  More resistance when pushed against.   \nNo smoking in barns or in the vicinity of stored hay or feed. \n \n  \n \nTrail Rides & Pack Trips \n \n  \n \nAll tack and equipment must be inspected on a daily basis and repaired or replaced as necessary. \n\nEvery rider must read and sign a Release and Waiver of Liability agreement in the form prescribed by A.E.A. \n\nEVERY RIDER MUST BE OFFERED PROTECTIVE HEAD GEAR.  If a rider refuses to use headgear an Acknowledgment of offer and refusal must be signed by the rider. \n\nAll trail ride horses must be equipped with breast collars and children's saddles with full wrap bull-nosed Tapaderos.  Saddles and tack must be well matched to the horse and rider.  Split western reins must be tied. \n\nA system to determine rider experience and capability must be in place. Overweight and young riders must be carefully screened by the stable manager for ability to safely ride.  A mounting block should be available. \n\nALL TRAIL RIDES MUST BE GUIDED BY AN EXPERIENCED LEAD GUIDE / WRANGLER who is at least 18 years old.  An optimum ratio of 6 riders to 1 guide should be maintained.  It is strongly recommended that guides be provided with radios to communicate with the drag guide and the stable in case of emergency. \n\nWalking rides only, no running or racing of horses.  Trotting is permissible, on good footing, when all riders are capable and in agreement.  Any guest rider violating ride safety rules or good trail etiquettemust dismount and walk to the stable.\n\nNo riders under 6 years old.  \n\nNo riding double. \n\nNo horseback riding while wearing backpacks or carrying bulky items. \n\nAll riding instruction must be performed within an arena, on a docile, well trained lesson horse and the student must wear riding shoes and a hard hat. \n\nAll horses must be properly cared for, regularly exercised and generally well suited for use with novice riders.  Sick, lame, undernourished or ill tempered horses will not be used for riding instruction, schooling or on trail rides.\n\nTrails should be well maintained, regularly inspected and free of rubbish and surprises.  Guides should avoid road traffic or congested areas. \n\nThe guides must explain elementary riding safety, including how to control a runaway horse, and also check to ensure that the rider is physically and mentally fit to ride a horse. \n\nIf a rider drops anything from a horse, the guide should pick it up. \n\nWagon & Carriage Rides \n\nWagon / Hay rides will avoid streets and/or areas where public traffic is present.  Wagons will come
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The first link in the Source(s) block is a Sacramento Bee news article. You might check with the paper for personal contact information. They are already doing what you are planning to start.\n\nThe second link includes resources for business plans, tax assistance, and other helpful information.\n\nThe third link provides legislative information affecting, and regarding the horse industry.\n\nThose are just a few basic searches using Google for results. Those listed might be a good place to start gathering information.
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Can't you call a racetrack and ask them about the jockey club. I know the letter tells you which year the horse is born. My friend did this before. We have a racetrack close by.
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Try these links.  If they don't help you may need to go to a bookstore or library and see if they can help you further.\n\nhttp://www.dur.ac.uk/martin.ward/gkc/books/white-horse2.html\nhttp://www.scribaltales.com/dec03_chapter1_odans_world.html\nhttp://www.google.com/url?sa=l&ai=BGKuJRYAcRNzlEqbEogKZpdXPAqT94A7Wse76AZq_87UHwLgCEAEYASC2VDAASIo5UNKpr8b8_____wGYAf2IA6oBH29yZy5tb3ppbGxhOmVuLVVTOm9mZmljaWFsKzJHTUzIAQGVAgv4SAo&num=1&q=http://www.amazon.com/o/redirect%3Ftag%3Damd-google-20%26path%3Dtg/detail/-/0929385225/ref%3Dpd_sl_aw_alx-jeb-9-1_book_4531725_25\nhttp://www.locusmag.com/index/s438.html\nhttp://www.ancientworlds.net/aw/Journals/Journal/175517
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Take a tip...Strong advise...Stay away from thoroughbred partnerships for racing...bad-bad idea.  Especially if the horse wins. Either buy the horse outright, save and decide what u will do with a racehorse after his/her racing career is over or subscribe/log onto the Thoroughbred Times at ThoroughbredTimes.com.\n\nDO NOT go partners in a racehorse for racing...In the matter of breeding, read and study before investing.
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You should check out the Jockey club (jockeyclub.com) or the Bloodhorse (bloodhorse.com) which is "Focused on Thoroughbred racing and breeding in the United States."
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Get it from the horse's mouth:\nhttp://www.ipsbeyond.com/forums/index.php
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Good grief ! I haven't seen any of those for donkey's years. I will be very much surprised if you will be able to trade them in now. The deadline for that, was over ten years ago.
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The UK Derby is the ONLY horse race in the world in which the winner can be selected purely on its breeding pedigree. Study the pedigree for class, stamina, and previous Derby winners <USA and UK> back to the fifth generation. Pay particular attention to the Female Line, a good family is essential. Interpretation of the pedigree is an art form however. This system will work only if the Derby Field is of sufficient high quality <can be bad, viz Benny The Dip 1997> Still working on this years race!
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I actually work for a horseacing info service and I can tell you honestly not to waste your money on get rich quick systems. Horseracing is a matter of educated guessing combined with luck, no one has a crystal ball no matter what they try to tell you. My advice is to go to a book store and pick up a good handicapping book and learn the fundamentals yourself. Tom Ainslie wrote a good one, it is older but is filled with basic fundamentals that hold true today. I give my expert picks on a daily basis and while I am pretty good at it and can give 75% winners on a daily basis (based on my best 3 picks per race), I am never 100%. Don't waste money on these schemes you see, get some education.
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The best site I know to direct you too is back to the horse's mouth, so to speak.  Try searching at the two sites below for your answer.
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Dont back - lay the horses, its the only way to make money from racing. Contact me if you are interested. The favourite, Dabbers Ridge, will NOT win the 3.20
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Horse values are different depending on a lot of things, including where you are selling it.  Your best bet is to check around your area for how much horses of the same breed, similar quality, and similar training are selling for.
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Just type in Equine. You will get 20,900,000 sites I'm sure you can get some good information from one of the site's.\n Good luck!