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St. Elias Planning by Mind Map: St. Elias Planning

1. Goal - to operate a sucessful and sustainable thoroughbred racing and breeding operation.

2. What Success Factors Are Others Employing

2.1. Darley

2.2. Coolmore

2.3. Reddem

2.4. Bob Lewis

2.5. Martin Schwartz

2.6. Mike Repole

2.7. Winstar

2.8. Team Valor

2.9. Phipps

2.10. Mike Dubb

2.11. Klaravich

2.12. Stonestreet

3. What is Success? - Enjoy the racehorse ownership lifestyle, breakeven on the financial side, put the operation in position to hit the "longball", provide excellent care of the horses during and after their running careers, support the industry.

4. Team

4.1. Vinny and Teresa

4.2. West Point Team

4.2.1. Sparkman

4.2.2. Data Trak

4.2.3. Erin Finley

4.2.4. Shannon

4.2.5. Dr. Burke

4.2.6. Shortlisters

4.2.6.1. Who are they

4.2.6.2. How Many

5. Trainers

5.1. Mott

5.2. Clement

5.3. Pletcher

5.4. Albertrani

5.5. Hushion

5.6. Romans

6. Advisors?

6.1. Walt Robertson

6.2. Boyd Browning

7. The operation in 2017?

7.1. New node

8. Where Are We At Now?

8.1. Broodmares

8.1.1. Receipt

8.1.2. Sassy Twig

8.2. Limonar

8.3. JP Girl

8.4. Watrugonnadorosie

8.5. Veeboyz

8.6. Letsfaceitjohnny

8.7. Third Knight

8.8. St. E/West Point

8.8.1. Freedom Child

8.8.2. Trophy Point

8.8.3. Ultimate Empire

8.8.4. Thunder Quay

8.8.5. Twilight Eclipse

9. Plan for yearling sales - 2012

9.1. Sales

9.1.1. Fasig July

9.1.2. Saratoga

9.1.3. Keeneland

9.1.4. Goffs Fall

9.2. Budget?

9.3. Method?

9.4. Product Mix?

9.4.1. Ony fillies

9.4.2. Mix

9.5. Pedigree Types

9.6. How Many?

10. Deployment of Capital Next 12 Months

10.1. Yearlings

10.2. Already Started Horses

10.2.1. America

10.2.2. Europe

10.2.3. South America

10.3. Two Year-olds

10.3.1. Ocala June

10.4. Broodmares

10.5. Pinhooking

11. Synergies with West Point

11.1. Pinhooking

11.2. Sharing of racing purchases

11.3. More purchasing power

11.4. Ready made horses

11.5. Boots on the ground for management

11.6. Adminstration support

12. Yearling Purchase Methodologies

12.1. Pre-sale Farm Visits?

12.2. Pedigree Research

12.3. Shortlisters

12.4. Vet Work

12.5. Data Track/Gene Testing

12.6. Final Culls

12.7. Pricing Analysis

13. Questions for June 12 Meeting

13.1. Protocol for Yearling Sale purchasing

13.2. Who do we need to add to the team

13.3. Appetite Level for Ready Made horses scale of 1-10