Fractional Ownership Stables
9430 Guelph Line L0P 1B0 Campbellville, ON, Canada

WE JUST WON THE KENTUCKY DERBY OUR FIRST TIME OWNING A THOUROUGHBRED. THANKS @myracehorse_ FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A SHARE OF AUTHENTIC

Did you know that there is one common North American database system used to reserve the name of a foal or apply for a name change? Considering the number of foals registered yearly by both Standardbred Canada and the United States Trotting Association, there is no question that naming a foal nowadays presents a daunting challenge. The following rules and guidelines should help you understand why your name choices may have been rejected in the past, and help you to choose sui...Continue reading

Mark and Amy Hetherman Father-Daughter Managers, Owners, and Experts For over 35 years Mark has worked in executive marketing and operations; a career known for delivering and sustaining revenue and profit gains within highly competitive Canadian & U.S. markets. His career is highlighted by large corporations and smaller entrepreneurial operations have developed a business acumen to run a successful business. He has worked with Sears, Heinz, Rogers Communication, Dupont Distr...ibutor, and last ten years as an entrepreneur in the Hockey world, operating Junior Teams, leagues, and instruction business for minor hockey aged players. Mark also bought his first horse at the age of 26 in a stable setup like The Fractional Ownership Stables. He has a 30-year relationship with trainer Robert Young owning parts of over 50 horses. Has been a voice for the business with Standardbred Canada contributing to Harness Racing blog on their website and working for them as a marketing consultant for one year several years ago. He moved out of the business many years ago during struggles the sport had with the Provincial Government but is excited to get back in now that the sport has a long-term relationship with the government and support to the sport. At the age of 23, Amy has recently graduated college with an Honours Bachelor of Business Degree. While at school she spent two years managing an on-campus business as well as being mentored by business professors and owners. Amy also has a long history of horses and horse racing. From a very young age, Amy has been around harness racing as her family has spent a lot of time owning and watching harness racing. At the age of 12, Amy started equestrian riding horses in English Hunter and Jumper competitions. Around the same time, Amy started volunteering for Bob Young at his stable taking care of the horses and even going for a few Learn to Drive training sessions. http://fractionalownershipstables.com/management/ See more