Summary

What have I accomplished in the 3+ weeks of writing this blog?

Most importantly, the blog has kept me from watching more than 30 minutes of MSNBC or Fox News. I have not heard more than 10 minutes of sports radio updating me on the latest Dak Prescott news. Who cares? I have 2000 horses to value, and yearling sales to prepare for. I love to analyze things. Stocks, politics, chess, golf swings, fantasy baseball, sports betting, and pick-6’s, had been my main concerns. Now I have a new one, horse sales.

Some people like travel, some like to do family stuff, and others like to watch beautiful sunsets, I like to analyze things.

On a more practical level:

  1. I selected a 20 horse portfolio from the June Ocala sale to track for the next 2 years
  2. I got on the mailing list of 15 different partnership groups
  3. I bought 4 different 2-3% interests in real horses from 3 different partnership groups, and will continue to evaluate new offers
  4. I laid out a horse selection strategy, and compared it to other more common strategies
  5. I selected a portfolio of yearlings to compare with the Ten Strike real portfolio
  6. I selected a portfolio of 10 bargain yearlings

It will not be easy to keep track of all there horses once the running begins, but it will “keep me off the streets”.

I guess chapter 1 of this “story” will conclude with the Ocala July sale, then chapter 2 will be the yearling sales, and chapter 3 will be the results of the 2-yr old racing culminating in the Breeders Cup,

Published by Gregg Jahnke

I was a professional investor for over 30 years. Now I spend my time trying to pick horses rather than stocks.

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