Investor Disclosure

Investors' Corner

Competitive Position

A Rare First-Mover Opportunity

At present, there is no nationally distributed IRR wagering product, no dominant operator, and limited organized competition. This creates a rare first-mover opportunity to establish official racing standards, secure regulatory approvals, build wagering partnerships, and create national brand recognition before meaningful market saturation occurs.

Economic Model

A Diversified Revenue Architecture

Pari-mutuel wagering is one component of the IRR economic model. The sport's cultural roots, visual appeal, and national growth trajectory support multiple, diversified revenue streams — a profile that regulators and institutional investors typically view favorably.

Category	Revenue Source
Sponsorships	National, regional, event, and title sponsors
Media	Television rights, streaming rights, documentary rights, international broadcast rights
Digital content	YouTube revenue, subscription channels, premium content
Licensing	HNIRC trademarks, logos, apparel, equipment, video games
Merchandising	Clothing, hats, boots, jewelry, artwork, posters, collectibles
Events	Admission tickets, VIP seating, hospitality suites, parking
Hospitality	Food and beverage sales, camping, premium experiences
Concessions	Vendor fees, food concessions, souvenir sales
Corporate partnerships	Official automobile, airline, hotel, bank, insurance, and technology partners
Naming rights	Championship, event, and arena naming rights
Sanctioning fees	Fees paid by promoters to host official IRR events
Memberships	Team, affiliate, and annual memberships
Team fees	Registration fees, licensing fees, championship entry fees
Training programs	Rider clinics, horsemanship schools, coaching programs
Educational programs	Youth camps, equine programs, cultural education programs
Data licensing	Race statistics, performance data, analytics
Photography and video	Licensing of photographs, films, and historical footage
Publishing	Books, magazines, documentaries, podcasts
Fantasy contests	Fantasy sports and predictive gaming (where lawful)
Intellectual property	Patents, trademarks, copyrights, licensing agreements

Revenue Sources Unique to IRR

Several streams are especially well suited to Indian Relay Racing because of the sport's cultural roots and visual appeal:

Documentary films
Streaming programs
Cultural tourism
Heritage events
Tribal partnerships
Educational programs
Youth development programs
Western lifestyle merchandising
Corporate hospitality experiences
National championship events

Streams With the Largest Long-Term Potential

If IRR achieves national recognition, the largest opportunities will likely be:

1Media rights
2Sponsorships
3Licensing
4Merchandise sales
5Event admissions and hospitality
6Data licensing
7Pari-mutuel wagering
8International expansion

Investor Resources

Explore the Investment Case

Investment Opportunity

Regulatory framework, market position, and the investment case for Indian Relay Racing in regulated pari-mutuel wagering.

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Growth Potential

ADW, OTB, and simulcast distribution scalability — national reach without building new wagering infrastructure.

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Financial Projections

Estimated handle and purse projections benchmarked against comparable racing disciplines.

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Projections presented herein are best-guess estimates based on current published information on pari-mutuel horse racing and the growth potential of Indian Relay Racing. There is no expressed or implied guarantee of success; and, there is a risk of financial loss. Therefore, this membership offer is only available to accredited investors.

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Net Worth: More than $1 million, individually or jointly with a spouse or spousal equivalent, excluding the value of the primary residence.
Income: Annual income exceeding $200,000 individually, or $300,000 jointly with a spouse or spousal equivalent, in each of the two most recent years, with a reasonable expectation of reaching the same level in the current year.
Professional Credentials: Holding certain SEC-recognized securities licenses, including the Series 7, Series 65, or Series 82.

Certain corporations, LLCs, trusts, family offices, and other entities may also qualify under SEC rules.

Important Notice

Accredited-investor status does not mean an investment is risk-free or endorsed by the SEC. Investors should carefully evaluate all investment opportunities and consult their own legal, tax, and financial advisors before making any investment decision. This information is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell, or a solicitation to purchase, any security.