US Pints (Dry) A US capacity measure (for liquid) equal to 0.55 liters. Note also there are different measures of US liquid pints and UK pints.
It is typical/customary for a public trainer to get 10% of the purse monies won by the horses he trains. In a race with a purse of $1 million, the winner typically gets about $600,000, so the trainer will get $60,000.There may be other contractual arrangements between the owner and the trainer.Shug McGaughey, for example, is a private trainer for the Phipps, Claiborne Farm, and a few other selected patrons.o for a $1,000,000 race the winning horse might recieve $550,000-750,000, 10% of which would be $55,000-75,000. Many trainers split this amount with their stable help. Some give 1% of purse money to the groom & exercise rider, others bank all of their purse money and distribute percentages throughout the stable yard.
1 The average fee can range from $45 to $120 a day per horse [source: Wharton 2  ]. Owners who race at major tracks can expect to fork over $34,000 a year in training fees [source: theracinggame.com 3  ]. Shoeing: Although horses don't wear high-heeled Jimmy Choos, the cost of keeping a horse in shoes is just as expensive.n addition to the initial purchase, there is a laundry list of other costs you as the owner will be responsible for. By year's end, an average owner can expect to pay $60,000 per horse for training, boarding and other expenses [source: Wharton ].