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MyRacehorse Ownership Program Returns to Canada in Partnership with Woodbine

The platform is offering shares for as little as $100 and says owners can receive updates, race-day access and profit dividends.

  • On Thursday, fractional ownership platform MyRacehorse returned to the Canadian market in partnership with Woodbine Entertainment, featuring Atlantic Voyage '24, a Canadian-bred two-year-old filly trained by Hall of Fame conditioner Josie Carroll.
  • The program was previously available in Canada in 2021 and 2022 but had been unavailable to Canadians since 2023 due to regulatory issues. The company maintains over 100,000 owners across the United States, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.
  • Individuals pay a one-time fee of as little as $100 per share, modeled after the publicly held Green Bay Packers where shareholders own the team. Participants receive regular updates, stable visits, and dividends if their horse turns a profit.
  • Hall of Fame trainer Josie Carroll previously guided MyRacehorse to victory in the 2022 Prince of Wales Stakes with Duke of Love, a $400,000 race. She noted Atlantic Voyage '24 is a half-sister to Curlin's Voyage, the 2020 Woodbine Oaks winner.
  • Carroll is targeting Atlantic Voyage '24's debut next month at Woodbine Racetrack, offering everyday fans a chance to experience owning a thoroughbred racehorse. The return positions MyRacehorse as a key player in expanding fractional ownership access in Canada.
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MyRacehorse ownership program returns to Canada in partnership with Woodbine

TORONTO - MyRacehorse is back in Canada.

·Winnipeg, Canada
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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