Aushorse’s 2024 Investor’s Guide highlights the growth and profitability of the Australian Thoroughbred industry, noting that Australia will host a race worth a million dollars or more every 3.8 days in 2024, and that the average prizemoney per race is A$50,800.
‣ Aushorse’s 2024 Investor’s Guide highlights the growth and profitability of the Australian Thoroughbred industry, noting that Australia will host a race worth a million dollars or more every 3.8 days in 2024.
‣ The average prizemoney per race in Australia is A$50,800, and the country has hosted more top-rated Group 1 races than any other jurisdiction in four of the past five years.
‣ The guide also reveals that the price of top colts and fillies in Australia is significantly lower than in other yearling markets, presenting a great investment opportunity.
Melbourne Cup | Emma Berry
Aushorse has just rolled out its 2024 Investor’s Guide. This guide is a comprehensive source of the latest updates on the Australian Thoroughbred industry. It’s a goldmine for investors, according to Aushorse.
Why? Well, for one, Australia is set to host a race worth a million dollars or more every 3.8 days in 2024. That’s a lot of races! Plus, the prizemoney across the country has skyrocketed by 45% in the past five years.
The average prizemoney per race in Australia? A whopping A$50,800. And here’s a fun fact: in four of the past five years, Australia has hosted more top-rated Group 1 races than any other jurisdiction.
“It’s mind-blowing that there are nearly 100 races worth a million dollars or more next year,” says Tom Reilly, the big boss of Aushorse. “But what’s really cool is that the average race value has also shot up. This gives all owners a fair shot at getting a return on their investment.”
Reilly continues, “Looking at the recent breeding stock sales in the Northern Hemisphere, the top end of the market is thriving. And Australia? It offers high-end investors a fantastic opportunity. Plus, if you’ve ever been to a major race meeting during spring, you’ll know that racing is a huge part of the Australian lifestyle.”
The guide doesn’t stop there. It also dives into sales statistics. It reveals that the price of the top colts and fillies in Australia is significantly lower than in other yearling markets.
“The guide is a big hit, especially with folks overseas,” says Aushorse chairman Antony Thompson. “If you’re investing big time in the global bloodstock industry, then the Guide makes it clear that you really need to be involved here.”
The Investor’s Guide is designed to be easily viewed from mobile devices. You can check it out at investorsguide.aushorse.com.au.
