The Business of Making Money with Horses

LESSON FOUR

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LESSON 4

 

1. Rule number one: makes money.

2. What is rule number two, when selling an un-shown, un-trained yearling? 

3.  After you tell the interested buyer what the yearling's potential is, and show him why, what should you do?

4. At what amount should you price the horse?

5.  What is a long yearling or a short two-year old?  (You may have to do some outside research.)

6.  How should your prepare the un-shown and un-trained yearling for resale?  (Give plenty of details.)

7. is the best selling color.

8.  True or False?  I can always make money if I pay someone to train the yearling that I'm going to sell.

    True      False

Explain answer:

9. What is high ringbone?

(You'll have to do research. I know it has nothing to do directly with the course - but if you are in the business of making money with horses, continuing education is important.)

10. The young horse must be sold while he still has .

11. You make money when racing horses by and  .

12. Having a horse claimed is the same as a horse.

13. in four race horses will make money.

14. In your own words, briefly (one sentence) list the seven guides or rules for making money with race horses.

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15.  Sell horses when their potential is .

*There is no assignment for this lesson.

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