Mark David Hixson of Texas races in many states, and won races at 6 different tracks in 2025, with several trainers. He explains his selection process for horses and relationships with his trainers, plus why he focusses on a few regional tracks. His enjoyment is contagious.

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Marshal Gramm, is a PHD economist, well known for his horse betting articles, but he is also an avid racehorse owner, involved in many different partnerships, and racing at many different tracks successfully. He has had some success as a breeder as well. He shares candid insights on different ownership methods.

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Jeff Boschwitz, is well known for his racehorse financial research published in Paulick report, but in this podcast, he will talk about his extensive racing stable, his many different horse ownership relationships and the pros and cons of each. Plus, why he now focuses on New York racing.

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This podcast with Norm Olson is all about enjoying racing at a very successful regional track, often with partners and friends. Norm has owned race horses for many years, so he’s been through the ups and downs, and is willing to to share his viewpoints on buying good horses and finding good support people. He discusses the various aspects of owning a racehorse in a simple, practical, and affordable manner.

This conversation with Wayne Mackey is all about training young horses through the transition from green broke farm horses, to life on the racetrack. He discusses, gate training, sore shins, early breezes, and working in sets. It is all about track-limating; learning to be a race horse. Wayne’s success with many Grade 1 winners gives him wide experience in getting youngsters through this complex phase of training successfully.

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Mike Lauer, a veteran horseman, who has over 50 years of owning racehorses, 10,000 starts and $30 million plus in purses, shares his insights about owning race horses and having success at a reasonable cost. In some years, he has raced in as many as 9 states, so he knows the racing landscape. His horses span the spectrum, from Graded Stakes to base level claimers.

Mike Lauer, was one of the first trainers to be suspended for a Metformin Contamination positive test. That was before HISA revised its’ position to defer active suspensions for metformin positives in June ’24. The practical information Mike shares on casual contamination is very informative for racehorse owners.

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This conversation with Brian Schartz of Pennsylvania explains his history of racehorse ownership. He has raced successfully in many states, but now focuses on the racetracks in the mid-Atlantic region. Brian races at all levels and expands on how he selects and works with the people that train and care for his stable.


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Tom Galvin of Texas tells how he evolved his racehorse ownership strategy, including where he races, and who he hires to handle his horses. He describes his recent stakes race wins in Louisiana and outlines his breed to race strategy. But he also buys some of his horse at auction, including an Ohio bred that was very successful. Tom candidly critiques the challenges of each acquisition method as he explains why he races in multiple states.


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