Stay Inside x Ma Can Do It

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

Stay Inside has made a fast start at stud, already producing standout juveniles, including Group 3 Breeders’ Plate winner Incognito, alongside promising performers Lassified and Eviction Notice.

A Group 1 Golden Slipper-winning two-year-old himself, Stay Inside is by champion sire Extreme Choice, from the outstanding mare Nothin Leica Storm, a daughter of elite broodmare sire Anabaa.

This filly is out of Ma Can Do It, a Group 1-performed American mare who has already proven her worth as a producer, with three winners from four runners.

Her progeny includes Monta Frutta, a multiple winner with earnings exceeding $360,000, highlighting the strength and consistency of the family.

We know this pedigree well, having trained a half-sister who showed plenty of ability, giving us strong confidence in the depth of this running line.

The page is stacked with quality and black-type performers, pointing to a family that consistently produces at a high level.

A striking filly with plenty of presence, she combines strength, athleticism, and natural balance.

She moves exceptionally well, with a fluent walk, strong overstep, and great reach through the shoulder, supported by a deep girth and powerful hindquarter.

Secured for outstanding value at $90,000, she represents a fantastic opportunity to race a filly with pedigree, performance, and physical appeal.

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