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The Club Swiss SA · Neuchâtel

One rider, a platform of high-potential show-jumping horses, and a Swiss company built for Los Angeles 2028 & Beyond.

Bryan Balsiger is a professional show-jumping rider from Neuchâtel, Switzerland: European Team Champion in 2021, fifth with the Swiss team at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, a multiple international Grand Prix winner and world No. 30 in 2023. Club B28 SA, founded in June 2025 by five founding shareholders, owns the horses he competes on, with LA 2028 as a first milestone and a long-term proposition beyond it.

LA 2028
First milestone
Up to CHF 2.5M
Round
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 · LA 2028 as a first milestone
Vehicle
Swiss société anonyme (SA)
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
P1 ticket
CHF 3,000
From CHF 3,000 up to CHF 100,000 · round of up to CHF 2.5M
Olympic horizon
LA 2028 & Beyond
Tokyo 2020 5th · team · European Team Champion 2021
How the Club works

From subscription to Los Angeles & Beyond.

A Swiss company, a single rider, a long-term horizon. How the round works, how returns flow back, and what powers Bryan’s road to Los Angeles 2028 & Beyond — in plain language.

  1. I
    Chapter I
    Subscribe

    P1 participation certificates issued directly by Club B28 SA, tickets of CHF 3,000 to CHF 100,000. Up to three Premium tickets of CHF 500,000 in voting Class A shares.

  2. II
    Chapter II
    Build the string

    The round funds a platform of 10 horses: the 3 the Club owns today and 7 more in 2027 and early 2028. The Club owns them; Bryan rides them.

  3. III
    Chapter III
    Compete

    Bryan campaigns the horses in international competition, with LA 2028 as a first milestone.

  4. IV
    Chapter IV
    Distribute

    The Club keeps the full proceeds of its horse sales and 50% of prize money. About half of sustainable net profit is intended for distribution, as the General Meeting decides.

Return waterfall

How members are remunerated.

  1. 100%
    Horse sales

    The Club owns its horses and receives the full proceeds when it sells one.

  2. 50%
    Prize money sharing

    50% of the prize money won on Club horses goes to the Club.

  3. 50%
    Distribution policy

    About 50% of sustainable net profit is intended for distribution, as the General Meeting decides. No dividend is guaranteed.

Track record

Annual prize money.

Bryan’s competition record and the results of the Club’s horses are set out in the Investment Memorandum of 3 October 2026, available in the data room.

Key risks

Read carefully.

  1. 01Instrument and dilution: P1 participation certificates carry no vote, Premium Class A shares do; final economic and voting dilution depends on the actual subscription mix and the final cap table.
  2. 02Transfer and liquidity restrictions: P1 and Premium securities are registered and restricted; transfers may need eligibility checks, corporate approval and registration. No organised secondary market or repurchase commitment is contemplated.
  3. 03Rider health and availability: injury, illness or other events affecting Bryan may materially impair sporting and financial performance.
  4. 04Horse health and availability: injuries, illness, accidents or loss of performance may reduce results, prize money and resale value.
  5. 05Valuation: horse values are subjective and transaction-driven; book values and management estimates may differ from achievable sale prices.
  6. 06Execution: the model depends on successful horse selection, development, competition performance and timely monetisation.
  7. 07Concentration and key person: results and asset value depend significantly on Bryan, his team and a small portfolio of horses.
  8. 08Liquidity: there may be no suitable buyer when the Club seeks to sell a horse.
  9. 09Forecasts: all financial scenarios rely on estimates and assumptions that may prove inaccurate.
  10. 10Funding: in a prolonged downside without meaningful sales or prize money, additional funding or cost reductions may become necessary.
  11. 11Regulatory, tax and legal: obtain independent advice on the structure and your own circumstances. The investment is speculative and illiquid; you may lose part or all of your capital.
Documentation vault

All official investor documentation.

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

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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

Governed by a four-member Board.

Bryan Balsiger, Thomas Balsiger, Etienne Monnier and Gilles Frôté. The articles, the Convention d’investissement, AML, GDPR and the full risk disclosure — all available alongside your personal documents.

Governance documents