JR Bloodstock InvestmentHow to Invest
Are you new to bloodstock investing?
If you are, you are probably:
- Genuinely interested in and have a passion for racing.
- Exploring your investment options and looking for better returns.
- Considering the safest approach to bloodstock by spreading your investment across all of the yearlings.
- Finding a minimum investment of £25,000 that covers purchase price and keep costs suits your needs.
Are you an experienced bloodstock investor?
If you are, you are probably:
- Involved in or fully understand the bloodstock industry.
- Investing in a specific horse.
- Tying to learn more about the industry through Jamie before picking your own horses in the future.
- Finding a minimum investment of £25,000 that covers purchase price and keep costs suits your needs.
Had you invested in 5% of every horse bought since 2011, your outlay would have been £292,218 and the return £361,089 – a 24% return on your investment.
Before any investment you must confirm your eligibility for your chosen form of investment with a qualified Financial Advisor. Investors should take their own financial and tax advice regarding any potential investment and the tax consequences.
Investment into this type of business is high risk and investment values can go up and down. In the event that the business is successful and shares invested in a one year cycle return a profit, gains are taxed at 20%.
Past performance cannot be relied upon as a guide to future performance and is not a reliable indicator of future returns. No investment, or investment strategy is without risks. The value of investments will go up and down and clients may get back less than they invested.