Up to 3000 Japanese owners are being offered $A650 microshares in the record-breaking $3.2 million Home Affairs filly purchased at Magic Millions on the Gold Coast in January.
Racing club DMM Dream Club (Banusy) is syndicating small shares in the filly from the first crop of Home Affairs out of multiple Group 1 winner Sunlight, with 3000 available at 60,000 yen apiece.
The offer opens on Monday and represents 180 million yen, or circa $2 million in investment in the yearling filly, who was purchased by trainer Mitsu Nakauchida from the draft of Coolmore.
She is classified as a two-year-old to Japanese time, so will have an age disadvantage against her rivals when she does begin racing.
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