Frequently Asked Questions

  • Before you order you will need to gather and/or choose the following items:

    1. What you want to name the ______ Downs. (e.g “Company Downs”, “Smith Reunion Downs” etc.).

    2. Five names you would like to serve as the names of each race. (e.g. “Department Run”, “Group Sprint”, “City Stakes”, “Fundraiser Derby” etc.)

    3. Thirty names of people that you know will be at the event that you would like to serve as “horse (stable) owners”.

    4. If you are not custom naming the horses, go to our Horse Names Menu and choose one group of names per race. Be sure to note the “Code” from each group you choose.

    5. If you would like to name the horses yourself, you will need thirty more names that you would like to serve as horse names.

    Your DJ/party planner will ask you for this information when you order.

    Please keep all names to a maximum of 22 total letters, spaces and characters.

    We also produce a custom race program template, and we can put a company logo, photograph, etc. on the front of the race program if you wish.

  • As guests enter, they will each receive a custom race program.

    Our affiliate DJ/MC will announce the event and explain the process to the guests.

    The guests then take their race program to one of the wagering windows and select one horse in each race that they think will win.

    Our affiliate DJ/MC then runs the race and your guests scream and shout for their favorite horse!

    If their horse wins, guests simply go back to the window and receive a prize drawing ticket.

    The simplicity enhances the excitement and high energy of the event!

  • “Horse (stable) owners” could be, for example:

    • Corporate officers, managers, department heads, staff, etc.

    • If the event is for a club the “horse (stable) owners” could be members of the board, club members, staff, etc.

    • If the event is for a birthday party, reunion, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, the “horse (stable) owners” could be attendees and your client can really have fun naming the horses.

    • If it is a fundraiser, horses can be named by companies and/or individuals who sponsored a horse.

  • Absolutely not! In addition to the excitement and high energy, the simplicity greatly adds to the appeal for you, the presenter, and the attendees. There is no need for you to use horse racing terminology or verbiage. All of that is in the video.

  • We are a digital entertainment company based in Richmond, VA specializing in the production of Custom Horse Race Videos. Our company started in 1989 and very quickly developed an excellent reputation for our Horse Racing parties that spread across the United States.