Thoroughbred ownership involves purchasing and caring for a racehorse of the Thoroughbred breed, known for its speed and agility. Owners can buy a horse outright or join a syndicate, which allows multiple people to share the costs and responsibilities. This can make ownership more affordable and accessible. Owning a Thoroughbred also includes training, veterinary care, and participation in races. Owners often work with trainers to prepare their horses for competitions. Successful ownership can lead to financial rewards, but it also requires a commitment of time and resources to ensure the horse's well-being and performance.