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At Fab Bloodstock, we have been helping clients achieve success in the Thoroughbred Industry for many years, representing many of the largest and most respected owners and breeders in the industry.

Why Our horses ?

Balance



Bone


Intelligence


Athleticism

Balance



Bone


Intelligence


Athleticism

I was part of other syndicates and I realized that Bloodstock and the process of buying a horse has to improve.

Existing and near-term Australian regulatory issues / nuances aside, it is indisputable that the broad planetary tilt towards data rights and data control at the user-level has had a massive impact on targeting, activation and measurement. 


Bloodstock businesses today need to understand that informed, real-time, customer desires must be respected and put into action whilst in tandem, understanding the impact that is having (and has already had). We decided to improve the process and that's how FAB Bloodstock was created.


Neil Fabry, Director

What to look for when buying a Racehorse?

There are mostly four things that you need to look out for when buying a racehorse, also remember that in examining horses the purpose is to exclude those with physical faults you may consider unacceptable.


Overall, when examining a horse you should consider balance, bone, intelligence and athleticism.


Balance

Is the horse well-proportioned? Does the frame suit its muscle?


Bone

Does it appear to be substantial – not too light?


Intelligence
Does the horse seem in control, aware of its surroundings, and alert?


Athleticism
Does the horse look physically fit and capable?

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Meet The man behind fab Bloodstock-

Neil fabry

Growing up surrounded by thoroughbreds in the heart of Australia's racing industry, Neil had built a real affinity for thoroughbreds and racing.


Neil is passionate about ​producing some of the best racing breeds around.


Neil has a passion for business and is a director of

FAB Industrial Scaffolding

FAB Industrial Logistics


FAQS on Bloodstock

Here are answers to some frequently asked questions.

  • What does the term bloodstock mean?

    Thoroughbred-bred horses are referred to as bloodstock (bld-stak.).

  • What does a bloodstock agent do?

    FAB Bloodstock's horse racing consultants known as bloodstock agents purchase and sell horses on behalf of their clients and are paid a commision on each sale.

  • Can you make a profit from horse racing?

    Horse racing can make you wealthy, so if you're seeking a secure investment, this can be the finest option. While some people can make a significant sum of money from racing, breeding, and ownership. The horse racing business is a cutthroat one.

  • Does horse racing have a future?

    We're not looking back now that technology and innovation have catapulted racing into the future. Participation in horse races is no longer limited to racetracks thanks to online sports betting because participants may wager on the games from anywhere. And that's only the beginning.

  • Where should you not touch a horse?

    Make sure to avoid touching the horse's eyes, ears, muzzle, and belly, which are all delicate areas. While some horses may be comfortable with you touching certain regions, many are delicate and won't appreciate it.

  • What does it mean when a horse stomps his front foot?

    Stomping horses are irritated animals. Usually, it's a small matter, like a fly they're attempting to remove. Stomping, though, may also be an indication that your horse is unhappy with whatever you are doing; if you don't address it, he can turn to more aggressive gestures.

  • Do horses remember you forever?

    Horses remember people by their faces, which should not be surprising given that they have memories that are almost photographic. They will undoubtedly respond if you show them a photograph of someone they know. Even after being separated for years, horses can still recognize people.

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