Create the horse program
Record the manager, horse, ownership plan, operating authority, conflicts, and the terms that prospective fractional owners need to understand.
Create the program in a manager workspace. Publish it in the Paddockline ownership app or on your own website, connect approved transaction partners, and keep fractional owners informed after closing.
Each status includes its source, reviewer, version, and decision history.
The planned first release connects managers, fractional owners, and transaction partners. It will not provide secondary trading or hold investor funds.
Record the manager, horse, ownership plan, operating authority, conflicts, and the terms that prospective fractional owners need to understand.
Store title, veterinary, insurance, valuation, budget, and lifecycle documents with their source, version, and review history.
Show the horse-interest price, manager-retained share, care reserve, fees, manager capital, and contingency separately.
Send approved records to the registered intermediary, escrow, e-signature, and transfer-agent systems. Paddockline does not hold investor funds.
Publish horse updates and track expenses, care reserves, material events, owner decisions, and distributions.
Record a sale, claim, breeding transition, insurance proceeds, final distributions, retirement, and aftercare.
Managers can publish in the Paddockline app or keep their own brand and website. Both paths use the same approved program record and the same registered-partner handoff.
Horse · manager · ownership · budget · documents · status
Managers choose the channel. Both use the same approved program data and lead to the same registered-partner transaction flow.
Paddockline coordinates the handoff between the horse transaction and any securities offering. It does not combine the two.
Provides the sale agreement, title evidence, and authority to transfer the horse or defined interest
The issuer holds the horse interest; the manager directs care, racing or breeding, and disposition under the operating and co-ownership agreements
A funding portal or broker-dealer supervises the offering. An escrow provider holds funds; a transfer agent maintains official investor ownership records
Each review records the source, reviewer, date, version, and decision. Missing or outdated evidence stays visible instead of being hidden behind a score.
Registry identity, microchip, seller authority, co-owner consents, lien review, and the point when title and risk transfer.
Veterinary, insurance, valuation, performance, and medication records retain their source and review status.
The horse purchase as a share of the total raise, reserve runway, full fee schedule, manager capital, and downside assumptions.
Manager retention, control rights, related parties, compensation, conflicts, and removal-for-cause terms.
Named decision makers, invoice evidence, two-person approvals, material-event review, and audit history.
Emergency authority, care reserves, retirement pathways, aftercare funding, and final disposition records.
The planned first release connects specialists while preserving the authority of their systems of record.
We are seeking horse managers, auction and consignor teams, funding portals, broker-dealers, transfer agents, counsel, and equine diligence providers to review a pilot workflow.
Discuss a pilot