A-Z Of Bloodstock

Bloodstock concerns thoroughbred horses, especially those bred for racing purposes. Bloodstock is a general term for horses of all ages and features that are specifically chosen for their ability to perform as well as horse racing and breeding. To better understand what the horse race, we need to look at the different categories of thoroughbred horses.

Colts

One year is a horse which is between 1 and 2 years. Once the calf is mature enough, we will send a pre-formed break-in and will begin his career.

Weaned

Weaning is a horse that has been weaned from his mother, typically 5-11 months. Horse buyers generally buy weanlings to produce and sell, either inside or train and compete with themselves.

Mares

Female horse mares are used for breeding from. Mares are carefully selected for confirmation, performance and temperament to produce a valuable and talented offspring.

Stallions

A stallion is a male horse that is used to produce offspring. Many males are castrated horses (geldings), so educated and talented male horses are kept everything well bred to produce offspring.

Horses tested

This could be a horse that has already been performed and proven experience.

Horses never run

A horse is a horse ever run is broken, but has not had an early career.

Ready to Run 2 / 3YOs

Ready to run 2 / 3YOs are horses that have been pre-workout and are ready for the competition.

Syndication

Syndication is to buy a share in a racehorse syndicator that a license has handpicked sales a year. In case you decide to buy a horse, you will see that all the work is done for you.

Outside the track Horses

A horse is an off-track horse that finished his racing career and is ready to start a new career in other equestrian sports.

Fillies Race

A filly is a horse race which is under the age of 4 years and is currently in competition.

Uninterrupted

A wild horse is a horse that has not had anyone on his back before.

If you plan to buy horse, you should consider several factors such as confirmation, breeding and performance. If you plan to buy a thoroughbred racing purposes always seek the advice of a horse racing expert coach.