Crumble Syndicate

 

	Crumble
	Age: 6 Type: Mare Trainer: Philip Kirby Discipline: Jumps (Bumpers and Hurdles) Pedigree: by Karinga Bay out of Castle Lynch Form: Click for Form Gallery: Click for General Photos Horse Video: Click For Video Status: In full training Syndicate Details Syndicate Shares Sold: 40% Shares Available: 60% Upfront Cost: £1450 (inc VAT) per 10% Monthly Cost: £230 (inc VAT) per 10% Upfront Cost: £750 (inc VAT) per 5% Monthly Cost: £115 (inc VAT) per 5%
	Description and Race Plans
	This mare is five, and stands an impressive sixteen, almost seventeen hands.  She is by one of the leading National Hunt sires, Karinga Bay and is currently in full training. This imposing Chesnut filly (over 17 hands) was bought at the Doncaster sales in May 2009, and has been broken and has been riding away since 2010.  She has been racing under rules in 2011 in order to educate her and teach her about racing in Bumpers and a couple of Novice Hurdle races.  She ran very green the first two times but wasn't disgraced and put together a very nice performance the third run at Carlisle when staying on well over an inadequate trip and getting close to some decent types.  She is described by trainer Philip Kirby as the sort that will make up into a chaser in time.  She has already impressed her jockey Richie McGrath, on whose advice we are building her up for a chasing career in the second half of 2012.  She showed a very willing attitude and has improved for every run so far in her career, which is an encouraging trait at this stage in her development. Her pedigree shows she is out of a winning mare, and Karinga Bay is now one of the more sought after sires of National Hunt prospects.  Her pedigree suggests she will be best seen in hurdle and chase races from two-and-a-half to three miles.  Her mother, Castle Lynch won EIGHT races over timber, including point to point runs from the age of four. This filly has a full sister in training called Karina Lynch, aged five, who has raced once so far over fences - was leading at the last fence in a point to point when unseating, but appears to have the some ability. The plan for this mare is to give her further hurdles race experience in late Summer in Autumn after which she will start her chasing career.  All the hard work has been done with this very likeable and enthusiastic mare, and we expect to reap the dividends of this time and dedication from August 2012 onwards. We like this mare a lot, and we expect her to make her chasing debut in the Autumn of 2012, a discipline which should see her make her mark and for which she is bred.  We currently have a small group of real National Hunt enthusiasts in this mare so far, and room for only a couple more - she's a great horse to be involved with and will bring plenty of entertainment and thrills as she develops over the next two to three years.  We hope to have a very nice handicap chasing prospect on our hands by the end of 2012!  She is available to view, should you wish to visit her.  Contact us for further details or to book a viewing.
	How to book a share or find out more
	We find that most shareholders will wish to speak to us regarding the racehorse before they join the syndicate.  We would urge potential shareholders to call us and and speak to one of our syndicate managers.  You will learn more about the horse and understand exactly what to expect from your ownership.  Its important you know exactly who you are dealing with, what we will deliver, and what the expectations are for the horse, rather than you be disappointed at any stage.  The key to a successful syndicate is a good horse and great communication with the shareholders, and we strive to provide both. Either call 0845 8381532 for an informal chat, or contact us via email.  If you want to proceed we will send you a Syndicate Agreement which lays out your full entitlements in detail.  You simply need to sign the agreement, pay the up-front share cost and organise the monthly training payments to become part of the syndicate.
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