The Club Swiss SA · Neuchâtel

An open circle of members. One rider. A Swiss show-jumping syndicate built for Los Angeles 2028 & Beyond.

Team European champion 2021, 5th at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics with the Swiss team, world No. 30 in 2023 and three-time Swiss champion. In 2023, at 26, Bryan left his principal patron and re-based the operation in Corcelles (NE) to build his own string of horses. Elite Horse Club is the financial vehicle that funds that independence through to Los Angeles 2028 & Beyond.

LA 2028
Olympic horizon
Open circle
Membership
CHF 3,000 – 100,000
Ticket per investor
5th · team
Tokyo 2020 result
Bryan Balsiger in the saddle after a win, his grey under the winner's rug
Bryan Balsiger
Founder rider · Olympic horizon LA 2028
Vehicle
Swiss société anonyme (SA)
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Minimum investment
CHF 3,000
Entry ticket · open circle · capital called progressively across the cycle
Olympic horizon
LA 2028 & Beyond
Tokyo 5th · European champion 2021
How the Club works

From subscription to Los Angeles & Beyond.

A Swiss vehicle, a single rider, a four-year horizon. How capital is called, how returns flow back, and what powers Bryan’s road to Los Angeles 2028 & Beyond — in plain language.

  1. I
    Chapter I
    Subscribe

    An open circle of members. Minimum investment CHF 3,000, capital called progressively — never a single lump sum.

  2. II
    Chapter II
    Build the string

    Capital is deployed to acquire quality horses. The Club is the sole owner — Bryan rides them.

  3. III
    Chapter III
    Compete

    Bryan campaigns the horses on the Longines Tour and Rolex Grand Slam, targeting LA 2028.

  4. IV
    Chapter IV
    Distribute

    100% of horse-sale gains and 50% of prize money flow back to the Club, then to members.

Return waterfall

How members are remunerated.

  1. 100%
    Horse sales

    100% of the gain on resale of Club-owned horses flows to the Club (the Club is sole owner).

  2. 50%
    Prize money sharing

    Bryan reverses 50% of the prize money won on Club horses, in exchange for the right to ride them.

  3. 75%
    Secondary on member exit

    If a member exits post-LA 2028, gains on the share buy-back split 75% to the Club / 25% to the exiting member, to preserve continuity.

Track record

Annual prize money.

Bryan’s competition record and annual prize money are set out in the information memorandum, with the FEI results they are drawn from. Members and prospective members can request it from the Club office.

Key risks

Read carefully.

  1. 01Equestrian results depend on horse-rider partnership maturity (multi-year build).
  2. 02Injury risk to horse or rider — mitigated by maintaining a string of 3+ horses.
  3. 03Limited liquidity: shares are locked until 31 December 2029; no secondary market before then.
  4. 04Return primarily back-loaded on the 2027–2028 sales / Olympic cycle.
Bryan Balsiger and his chestnut in the ring, reins gathered, before the round
Documentation vault

All official investor documentation.

Memorandum, subscription forms, return waterfall and the full legal corpus — versioned, audited and access-logged. Reserved to Elite Horse Club members.

MemorandumSubscriptionEconomicsLegal corpus
Investment tiers

Four tiers, one ascending circle.

Each tier carries everything from the one below it.

Tier I

From CHF 3’000

  • Digital follow-up of the horses’ results and progress.

Tier II

From CHF 50’000

  • Previous benefits.

  • A monthly video on training and life at the stable.

  • A personal meeting with Bryan every year.

Tier III

From CHF 100’000

  • Previous benefits.

  • A yearly invitation for two to a show, with Bryan, and a look behind the scenes.

Tier IV

From CHF 500’000

  • You become a member of B28 SA, on the same terms as the founding members, including voting rights to be set out in the company’s documents.

  • Previous benefits.

  • Five shows a year for two with Bryan.

  • Privileged meetings with the horses and the team.

For every member: a personal invitation to celebrate B28’s victories in a Grand Prix or a championship.

Shows remain subject to the horses’ calendar, Bryan’s availability and the access granted by the organisers. Travel, accommodation and any tickets are borne by members.

Legal & governance

Reviewed yearly by an independent auditor.

Membership charter, syndication agreements, AML, GDPR and the full risk disclosure suite — all available alongside your personal documents.

Governance documents