LRF Thoroughbred Fund, LLC
OperatingLRF Thoroughbred Fund LLC
Sports & Recreation · Woodland Hills, CA
LRF Thoroughbred Fund (“Fund”) provides the opportunity to own a thoroughbred racehorse inside a partnership managed by America’s premier thoroughbred syndicate – Little Red Feather Racing (“LRF”). LRF burst onto the national scene in 2004 when its horse Singletary captured the $1,500,000 Breeders’ Cup Mile. In 15 years, LRF horses have won 192 races from 1,063 starts (18%) and grossed $10,735,470 in purses (through June 24, 2016).
Financials
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Fundraising history
Team
2 people
Gary began his career as an entertainment attorney with the William Morris Agency before breaking his parents heart and leaving to run a horse racing business with his childhood friend. Gary grew up in Beverly Hills, California and knows where each newsstand is that carries the Daily Racing Form. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Thoroughbred Owners of California. When not at the races, he spends time with his wife Katie and their one-year-old son, Brady (and attends the occasional Los Angeles Kings hockey game).
Billy started attending the races with his family before he could walk. He began syndicating horses right out of Northwestern (Go CATS!) back in 1991. When he founded LRF in 2002, he did so on a wing and a prayer, and only his love for the sport to fall back on. Billy is thankful he has a job he loves and grateful to all the LRF partners for providing him with an opportunity to follow his dreams.
Names and titles as disclosed on SEC Form C, StartEngine. Bios and photos come from the platform campaign page and may be out of date.
Reg CF annual-report compliance
Filed 0 of 10 annual reports (FY2016–FY2025)
Missing: 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
Reg CF issuers must file a Form C-AR each year until a Rule 202(b) termination trigger is met.
SEC filings
- Form C-UDec 5, 20160001665160-16-000168EDGAR
- Form C/ASep 27, 20160001665160-16-000128EDGAR
- Form C/AAug 4, 20160001665160-16-000086EDGAR
- Form C/AAug 3, 20160001665160-16-000085EDGAR
- Form C/AAug 3, 20160001665160-16-000084EDGAR
- Form C/AAug 1, 20160001665160-16-000083EDGAR
- Form CJul 27, 20160001665160-16-000081EDGAR
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