Katie Lamb, Canadian Business

The art of flipping race horses

Similar in concept to flipping real estate, pinhooking involves purchasing year-old, untrained racing prospects, breaking them to race, and selling them for a profit.

By Katie Lamb, Canadian Business |September 21, 2012

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