Anamoe x Mandalong Snitjess

How ownership works

Racehorse ownership is typically structured through shared ownership, where individuals or groups own a percentage of a horse. This allows you to be involved at a level that suits you.

What is ownership?

Racehorse ownership means owning a share in a horse that is trained, cared for and campaigned by CMR. You become part of the team behind that horse - sharing in the experience, the wins, the journey, and the story as it unfolds. Ownership connects you directly to the sport, from training track to race day.

Who is it for?

Ownership is for anyone who loves racing and wants to experience it from the inside.

That might be:
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First-time owners curious about getting involved
Existing owners expanding their portfolio
Friends, families or business groups
Corporate and hospitality groups
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You can own a small share or a larger percentage, whatever suits your goals and level of involvement.

How does it work?

The process is simple and guided by our team:
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We match you with an ownership opportunity that suits your goals
Your share is set up and registered
Your horse enters training with CMR
You receive regular updates, insights, media and invitations to race days and events
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Throughout the journey, our team supports you with clear communication, expert advice, and industry-leading owner experiences.

Pricing and availability are discussed privately to ensure suitability.

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Why we Like this Horse

Proven Pedigree: This colt is out of a Snitzel mare, a highly regarded broodmare sire in Australia, with Snitzel producing 880 winners from 1,286 runners, including 51 stakes winners and 25 Group winners.
Effective Cross: Anamoe, a son of Street Boss, is bred on a successful cross with Snitzel mares, achieving over 88% winners to runners. This cross has already produced top-class performers like Group 1 winner Pinstriped.
Rich Black-Type Family: The pedigree is deep in black-type, with the second dam Bon Fire being a half-sister to Cloister, the dam of dual Group 1 winner Melito. The family continues to produce stakes-level performers, including Furnaces, Volcanic Rock, Scorched Earth, and Shikoba, a Champion 3YO filly in New Zealand.
Strong Historical Performance: The third dam Pampas Fire was a Group 3-winning two-year-old, further reinforcing the strength and quality of this colt's lineage.
Lovely strong colt with short cannons and hocks, great depth of girth, and substance promoting speed and power!

Training & Development

This colt is by the first-season sire Anamoe, a champion Australian racehorse that boasts with 14 wins! Calling him elite is an understatement; he was a precocious two-year-old with the stamina to clinch the prestigious Group 1 WFA Cox Plate, a remarkable achievement! An exceptional champion, he excelled across distances from 1000m to 2040m, amassing over $11,000,000 in prize money!

Anamoe's impressive list of victories includes Group 1 titles such as the WFA Cox Plate, George Main Stakes, Sires’ Produce Stakes, George Ryder Stakes, Winx Stakes, Rosehill Guineas, Chipping Norton Stakes, and the esteemed Caulfield Guineas; the accolades keep coming!

This colt is out of a Snitzel mare and carries the influence of one of the most proven broodmare sires in the Australian stud book. Currently, Snitzel has produced 880 winners from 1,286 runners as a broodmare sire, approximately 68% winners to runners, including 51 stakes winners and 25 Group winners!

Importantly, this colt benefits from a proven and highly effective cross. Anamoe, a son of Street Boss, is bred on the same cross that has excelled when matched with daughters of Snitzel. Street Boss over Snitzel mares producing in excess of 88% winners to runners. The nick has already delivered top-class performers, including Group 1 winner Pinstriped!

The pedigree is deep and rich in black-type. The second dam Bon Fire is a half-sister to Cloister, the dam of dual Group 1 winner Melito! The family has continued to produce at stakes level, including Furnaces (Group 3 winner, Group 2 placed), Volcanic Rock (Listed-winning two-year-old), Scorched Earth (Listed winner, Group placed), and Shikoba, Champion 3YO filly in New Zealand and a Group 2 winner.

Further back, the third dam Pampas Fire was a Group 3-winning two-year-old, reinforcing the strength of his page!