Mage Will Attempt To Make 382 CMNWLTH Investors Proud in G1 Travers ⬇

The Good Magic colt was a game second to returning rival Forte in the Grade 1 Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park before earning the garland of roses on the First Saturday in May. He has since finished third in the Grade 1 Preakness at Pimlico Race Course two months before running a hard-fought second in the Grade 1 Haskell at Monmouth Park.
now offer shares of PGA golfers Joey Vrzich and Cooper Dossey.
“We started in horse racing and that’s gone over incredibly well for us. People were able to invest in Country Grammer, who is now the fifth highest earning thoroughbred of all time and then, of course, Kentucky Derby winner Mage, all for $50 a share,” Chamberlain said. “Those involved are from all over the country and all over the world. 

 
I think we have around 13 countries involved, but most people are from America. The average investor spends about three to four hundred dollars. Some have a single share, others have over $10,000 of shares. Most people are average age about 36, so it’s a younger audience. Recently, we’ve moved into golf as well and that’s just the beginning of our 
expansion.”
Kentucky Derby gold, a Haskell silver, a Florida Derby silver and a Preakness bronze. Those are only things you can dream of if you were an Olympian,” Restrepo said. “Here we are with a horse giving us all medals and all amazing rides of our life. It’s been a harmonious beautiful moment and we want to continue this ride as far as he can take us.”