Bourbon Lane Stable
Bourbon Lane Stable was founded in 2010 and consists of two partnerships each year, a yearling partnership and a two year old partnership. Interested in international racing? We have created a Bourbon Lane Europe, Bourbon Lane South Africa and Bourbon Lane New Zealand partnerships. Bourbon Lane Stable is managed by McMahon & Hill Bloodstock.
Our goal is simple:
We provide a professionally run partnership, that will give partners a fair chance at owning elite race horses. Since we personally contribute to each partnership at the same level as our investors, we define partnership. Other partnerships have clients and inherently there is a cost to the client. We strive to be better than that. We do not mark up our purchases and our goal is that each partner in Bourbon Lane Stable sees the path towards individual ownership of horses and thus we broaden the sport we love. Check out our Lifestyle page to discover what our partners enjoy about Bourbon Lane.
Click here to view our current roster!
Three areas that differentiate Bourbon Lane Stable:
Each Bourbon Lane Stable, LLC always starts with at least three horses in each LLC. Horses are flesh and blood and they are susceptible to all sorts of injuries that can delay or interrupt a racing career. The rule of three is intended to recognize that from three horses, one will be great, one will be OK and one will be below average. Naturally we strive to do better but our experience tells us not to do single horse partnerships. They don’t work.
Our partnerships are started with an expense budget for each horse. If all goes well one or more of the horses will have some success before the reserves are used up. If not there will need to be a cash call to fund the partnership. Our strategy is simple. We know that partners don’t mind paying cash calls on stakes horses BUT don’t call for cash on a bunch of less expensive horses. If horses have to be sold, even at a loss, to fund the partnership, expect that we will do so in a responsible manner.
Once we have decided to sell a horse or run a horse in a claimer, we continue to follow the career of the horse. Several of our partners are very active in finding “forever homes” for our horses and to that end we have established the Bourbon Lane Stable paddock at Old Friends Farm in Georgetown, KY. Any Bourbon Lane Stable horse, past or present is welcomed to be retired at Old Friends. We also support the Thoroughbred Charities of America, where Mike is the President of the Board of Directors. The TCA donates hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to QUALIFIED aftercare farms and organizations.
Want to join in the fun?
The 2018 Bourbon Lane Stable Yearling Racing Partnership is now open to investors. If you are interested in pursuing ownership through a racing partnership, click here to email us for more information.
JOIN the 2019 Two Year Old Partnership TODAY!
ENTRIES & RESULTS
Bourbon War working at Gulfstream
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Bohemian Bourbon wins at
Gulfstream Park
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Bourbon War, our KY Derby Prospect!
Click to watch his impressive win at Gulfstream Park
Bourbon Currency
Speightstown – Cash for Clunkers
Dk Bay/Br Colt
Trained by: John Kimmel
Pedigree
Durban Bourbon
Trippi-Tigress
Bay filly
Trained by: Mike de Kock
Pedigree
Breeze video
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Tiznow – Juanita
Bay Colt
Trained by: Ian Wilkes
Breeze video
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Competitive Edge – Crystal Image
Chestnut Colt
Trained by: Ian Wilkes
Breeze video
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Uncle Mo – Miss Arrangement
Bay Colt
Trained by: Mark Hennig
Bourbon War
Tapit – My Conquestadory
Bay Colt
Trained by: Mark Hennig
Pedigree
Bohemian Bourbon
Midshipman – Irene Adler
Bay Filly
Trained by: Ian Wilkes
Pedigree
Breeze video from Fasig-Tipton Timonium Sale
Rye Humor
Distorted Humor – Diamonds for Lil
Bay Colt
Trained by: John Kimmel
Pedigree
Bourbon Edition
Distorted Humor – Salunson (GER)
Ch Filly
Trained by: Clive Cox
Pedigree
Duchess of Bourbon
