Introduction

Genetic potential is seeking investment partners to help prototype Cyclone, a state-of-the-art conditioning system designed to help trainers reduce injury rates while developing faster more durable sport horses.  The Cyclone is an electromechanical training system designed to simulate a more effective form of hill training on a flat track by applying a highly specialized resistance which will allow sport horses to train more effectively at slower, safer speeds.   As sport horses physically adapt to the applied resistance (which has no mass or inertia associated with it), they will benefit with strength and stamina enhancements not achievable with conventional training techniques.  Cyclone will provide trainers the unique ability to apply thousands of training programs designed to reduce injuries and condition sport horses to propel themselves at greater speeds for longer distances.  Cyclone is a simple electromechanical device that can be easily built with conventional proven technology already in use in industry. 

Industry Changing Innovation

Cyclone is projected at a minimum to improve a thoroughbred's average speed by 0.3 mph (about as fast as a baby crawls).  Though it may not seem like much, improving a thoroughbred's speed by 0.3 mph in a 1-1/4 mile event would improve its finish by 10 to 11 lengths.  The Cyclone training technology patented in every major racing market world-wide will allow a private entity to control training technology that can CONSISTENTLY produce thoroughbreds 10 to 11 lengths faster than all other competitors while reducing training injuries.  The business and financial opportunities presented with such a situation in a 100 billion dollar a year industry are truly unprecedented.