Built by horsemen. For horsemen.
Quarter Pole was not invented in a boardroom. It comes from three generations at the rail, and a simple conviction: the people who built this sport deserve infrastructure as serious as the horses they raise.
Three generations. Ten million in purses.
The Sengara family has raced thoroughbreds for three generations, earning more than $10 million in lifetime purses and a BloodHorse cover story along the way. That history is the product spec: every review step, every listing field, every notification setting on Quarter Pole exists because someone in this family has bought, sold, claimed, or syndicated a horse the old way, over text messages, handshakes, and trust extended further than it should have been.
Quarter Pole began at Emerald Downs, inside Claim To Fame Racing Fund, the syndicate Kevin founded and operates. It starts where the need is deepest and the service is thinnest: the North American private market. Yearlings, two-year-olds in training, horses of racing age, and broodmares. The app is on the App Store in 148 countries.
Kevin Sengara
Third-generation thoroughbred-racing operator. Founder and Managing Partner of Claim To Fame Racing Fund, the most successful racing fund in Washington State, operating primarily at Emerald Downs.
Featured in a BloodHorse cover story. Built the Quarter Pole product and infrastructure end to end, and leads the Equibase integration.
Daniel Gaddu
Former CEO of CR Luxury (Los Sueños Resort) and former GM of a $350M family real-estate business in Costa Rica. Sports-media veteran.
Runs operations, go-to-market, and industry partnerships, the bridge to breeders, trainers, and bloodstock agents. Based in Vancouver, building Quarter Pole.
The quarter pole is where the race is decided.
A quarter mile from the wire, the field tips its hand and the real move begins. That is where this market stands today, and where we chose to build.
The market is moving. Move with it.
Quarter Pole is iOS-only. Open signup. Every listing reviewed before it appears.
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