Perry launches new bloodstock advisory service

Media Release - Wednesday April 30

Experienced breeding and racing identity Bruce Perry has unveiled a new thoroughbred service to run independently of his successful bloodstock business.

Bruce Perry Consultancy will offer advisory services for investors, owners, breeders and farms who seek unbiased and expert guidance in navigating the industry.  

Bruce Perry  - image supplied

“It will be totally separate from my bloodstock business and will strive to help and support new people and those already involved with advice, insights, views and different opinions,” he said.

“A lot of people may not have the time to be at sales and have the opportunity to see the international side of the industry and no doubt they have questions on many aspects of breeding and racing.”

Perry can draw on his decades of experience in all aspects of the thoroughbred industry to offer impartial advice to assist clients to make well-informed, strategic decisions that will serve their best interests.

“Whether you are new to racing and breeding, seeking a more structured approach to existing investment, or require an impartial, experienced perspective, Bruce Perry Consultancy can provide expertly tailored support.

“I believe there is a gap in the market for this type of support service and believe it is a positive move for the industry.

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“We need to keep people involved in the game, at all levels, for the longest time and we need them to succeed.

“It’s really about identifying risk and trying to avoid any pitfalls.”

Bruce Perry Consultancy can assist with:

  • Developing entry strategies for new investors including owners and breeders
  • Independent appraisals of your bloodstock portfolio including inspections
  • Evaluating current racing and breeding strategies, identifying opportunities and planning accordingly
  • Ongoing portfolio assessment and optimisation
  • Identifying market trends
  • Pedigree analysis and mating advice
  • Risk management 
  • Industry advice

Perry has been a major player in the thoroughbred industry since establishing his successful bloodstock business in 1987.

Contact: +64 27 477 9448, bruce@bpbloodstock.co.nz or through bpbloodstock.co.nz

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