Invest in the Future of Equestrian Excellence:
Ethical Horsemanship and Elite Equine Athletes
Does becoming an elite sport horse owner sound to you like an exciting journey?
Horse investment offers the opportunity to combine passion for the sport with the potential for attractive financial returns. At Philyrides we welcome like-minded people to join the team of owners for our riders.
We offer full ownership, part ownership and syndicate opportunities, as well as collaborations with breeder-owned horses. You can invest in one of our existing horses or ask us to scout a new horse specifically for you or for a newly created ownership group. Building a portfolio across several horses can also provide diversification across different ages, disciplines and stages of development. We work with both dressage and show jumping horses and can structure ownership for private individuals as well as companies, taking into account efficient financial and tax considerations.
We carefully select horses based on their temperament, willingness, health, and pedigree to ensure that, in combination with one of our riders, they possess the potential to develop into exceptional sport horses.
By becoming a co-owner, apart from securing a promising investment you also advocate for the welfare of horses in sport and play a pivotal role in supporting the next generation of top-class riders who exemplify ethical training methods.
Like every investment, investing in living creatures carries risk. We are happy to discuss our approach to risk management and explain our philosophy in more detail during a personal consultation.
For all further details please email or send a WhatsApp message:
Lana Zavada
Chief Executive Officer

+372 5624 7204
Calls by pre-arrangement only.
Please email or WhatsApp to schedule.
Please include:
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the horse you are interested in
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whether you would own the horse as a private individual or via your company
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whether you want to join our future syndicates for the rider's future horses
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if you have a horse you'd like one of our riders to develop, please include videos and the details of such