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Hey Boardroom,

The first round of the NFL draft is in the books and was dominated by the SEC and Big 10. Alabama has as many players taken as the entire PAC-12 conference. Kentucky QB Will Levis won the Aaron Rodgers memorial award for longest green room wait because Kentucky is more known for thoroughbreds than quarterbacks!

After the draft there won’t be any meaningful football news for months, so let’s talk horse racing and investing. Our Boardroom partner Tropical Racing is closing out its Reg A offering on April 30 so as potential investors…

We caught up with Tropical Racing’s CEO Troy Levy as he strolled the grounds of Keeneland racetrack where the company had two horses about to race. He laid out the thesis why the racing industry is a great place to be and how investing in Tropical finally makes it accessible for regular people. Check out my interview with Troy HERE – he’s a cool guy killing it in the industry he cares most about!

Perhaps my favorite quote of the interview from Troy was this:

“We’re taking every part of this industry and we’re turning it into a revenue stream… and that’s what Tropical Racing is.” (around 5:42 mark)

With that, Troy walks us through ALL the company’s revenue streams, the asset-driven nature of the company as well as it being the TOTAL PACKAGE in terms of its integration into the tech world –specifically in terms of the Game of Silks.

This is where the most mind-blowing aspect (to us BOTH) came. Within 15 minutes, Troy detailed that ALL three dynasty NFT packages offered were SOLD OUT for the Game of Silks (ranging from $67.5k - $100k).

What did these purchasers get for this, I asked? Per Troy, “We sold them 100 horses and 100 acres of land in their game...and they paid $100,000 for that!”

Troy went on to expand…but in the game, the owner gets 1% of whatever winnings the actual horse racks up over the rest of its career and a revenue share of whatever else the horse’s breeding results in.

⭐ Check this part out beginning around the 10:20 mark ⭐

Another mind-blowing stat I came across this week has to do with something else Troy touched on in the interview – pinhooking. Pinhooking is essentially buying low and selling high over the course of the first two years of a racehorse’s life. According to Blood Horse Magazine (quite a name for a publication) pinhooking has beaten the S&P 500 for 22 straight years.

And as Troy emphasized in the interview, horse racing has traditionally been only accessible to Lords and Kings on the ownership side, but now thanks to companies like Tropical, the rest of us can go from the betting window to the owners suite. It’s great to have a winner come home at the track, but it’s exponentially cooler to own racehorses, and much like Harvard grads, vegans, and CrossFitters, you’ll find ways to shoehorn that nugget into every conversation you have.

However, you’ve got to move NOW if you want to get in on this action though since we’re down to mere hours before the offering closes. Chances to join clubs populated by oil sheiks and NFL owners don’t come around often in life, so don’t let this one get away. The first time you hear yourself saying “One of my horses is racing at Churchill this weekend” you’ll be grinning bigger than Lamar Jackson after signing that massive contract without having to pay an agent 10%.

With that, it’s time to stop reading and start investing, so gallop on over HERE before time is up, and do your own due diligence.

^{_{Reminder that this offering is priced at $3.50 per unit and with each unit you get one (1) Tropical Racing common share and one (1) common share warrant which can be exercised (purchased) at the price of $5.00 per Tropical Racing common share. The warrants allow the holder to buy the common stock at $5.00 for 18 months following the initial investment.}}

Hurl those last couple insults at that overpaid Roger Goodell, then saddle up for the racing season!

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