Nicely bred 2 year old Smarty Jones fillies available: 5% shares
 

Chuck currently has (5) Smarty Jones fillies that have 40% (8 shares) available for purchase. Details on the five horses are available below. 5% shares are available for $1,250 each or 5 shares for $5,000. You can either have a piece of all five fillies or pick and choose based on looks and pedigree. All five are under tack and training, three (Lady Thief, Angry Dragon, Slumber Smarty) have already worked 2 furlongs at Arlington Park and are working another 2 furlongs on Wednesday. Red Baroness and Hemisseu will be up at Arlington Park by the end of April/Early May. Chuck feels that all five have the opportunity to be ready this summer.

For examples of ownership, DTer ‘PSH’ is currently a 10% partner in all five fillies. You can also do it like DTer ‘Onebadbeast’, aka Joe the Dude, and buy 5% of one (Angry Dragon).

Total bills on one 5% share should be approx $150-$200 per month. This is a great way to educate yourself on horse ownership and have a piece of the action on any or all of the 5 nicely bred horses, while not taking on the total risk of full ownership.

Lady Thief: Smarty Jones x War Thief (Lord at War mare), Half to G3 winner Boss Lafitte, out of G3 winning mare.

Slumber Smarty: Smarty Jones x Dream Child (Giants Causeway mare), Mare related to sires Tomorrows Cat and Teton Forest

Angry Dragon: Smarty Jones x Screamer (Roanake mare), Half sister to multiple G3 winner El Roblar, G2 winning mare

Hemissesu: Smarty Jones x Wheatly Way (Wheatly Hall mare), Mare has produced multiple winners, including G1 winner Bevo and G3 winner Moonlight Sonata

Red Baroness: Smarty Jones x Must be a Lady (Lord at War mare), Mare is full sister to one G3 winner and a graded stakes placed colt, produced two racing age winners.

Any questions please PM Chuck (Cannon Shell) or myself.

I wonder why you like that one...

Going to go wherever they fit/can win...At AP right now because of the huge availability of stall space there

Hemissau bloodlines are interesting but the name is beyond me

Yeah, Arlington must be struggling horribly with entries. They don't even have Friday's card out yet and they didn't put Thursday's out until late yesterday.

NT

unraced mare

actually is Hemissesu

It isnt pretty at AP so far but CD is struggling for entries, Indiana Downs is as well and supposedly 1/2 of the Delaware backside is empty. Going to be a long summer for Racing offices...

Are you sure " nicely bred " and " Smarty Jones " belong in the same sentence?

compared to Desert Warrior

Don't get vocal on this or they'll open 10 more tracks.

I'm thinking about wintering at the new track in St kitts

you need a private clocker for their winter meet?

Absolutely

if ya bring doll along we can probably get a golf pro to sign on also.....

If I were to be in the horse buying buisness I would get some of the baby out of the Lord At War mare . The one's I have been around out of Lord At War mares have really wanted to run.

Lord at War and Affirmed are my favorite broodmare sires. Affirmed broadmare sire on the turf is probably my favorite wagering angle. For some reason I have alot of luck with it.

need a Des Driver more than a golf pro

extremely valid point.....Steve is the only non drinker on here... we can bring him along and let him handicapp now and then too

These are part of DT stable?

No, this is not a DT venture

So these are mares one of you own? Just wondering how you came up with the costs.

Future hot walker and stall muker ready to report for duty.

I can see Steve is gonna need to be able to drive a multi seat van

I am merely helping Chuck out with this. There are a couple of different owners involved on the fillies already

Lord at War breeding on the grass seems to be a pretty nice angle , the filly we had was by Storm Cat out of a Lord at War mare , she had some guts she ran 3 times with a 2 wins and a second .

I'd be happy to give up the very little drinking I currently do to be the short bus driver for a small salary and a place in St Kitts!

also partial to lord at war mares, so i know where i'd be leaning on these smartys...

He may need to get one of those troop transport boats to get us all there

I was thinking you might operate our tanning lotion stand at the topless eurobeach beach

coolers are full

gee, twist my arm.













ok, I'm in. :D

Drafting resignation letter now.

2 shares in Angry Dragon have been sold, 6 left
1 share in Red Baroness has been sold, 7 left

i might Need a job before long.:rolleyes:

send the paperwork!

(1) 5% lot sold today

Available shares
Lady Thief: 7
Slumber Smarty: 7
Angry Dragon: 5
Hemissesu: 7
Red Baroness: 6

Angry Dragon getting a bath


Angry Dragon (left) coming back from the track


Video of today's 25.2 work to come later.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNGl1LEUjJ8

I apologize for not answering your 2nd question.

The costs have been figured from two years of numbers from being in business with Chuck.

We have decided that a partner can choose to pay a fixed monthly invoice of $180 per 5% share if they so choose. This will help cut down on the partner writing multiple checks for low sums per month. This number was figured off of the average cost of $3600 per month for one horse. They can also elect to be invoiced from our vendors if they so choose.

The only thing the $180 monthly invoice will not cover is
-- Nominations over $1,000
-- Surgeries
-- Any plane flights (which would only happen for a graded stakes race)

We are very excited in the interest these girls have attracted and looking forward to a successful summer/fall of racing them.

Any questions at all please don't hesitate to PM me or post on this thread.

I figured you thought I was spamming...Thanks for the answer.

Hi Tom, thanks for the information I inquired about recently. I have other questions I wanted to ask.

If a horse is taken out of training for say 3 months what are the costs of keeping the horse on the farm compared to keeping her under training ?

Also I was wondering if the horse doesn't pan out as expected as a racehorse and has some value as a broodmare what are the costs of owning her for breeding.

Thank you.