• Instead, Mr. Stronach will launch the companies as private limited partnerships, Mr. Pilmer said.

    WSJ: A 'Neigh' to Thoroughbred Horse IPOs

  • Mr. Stronach, chairman of each proposed company, has owned and raced thoroughbreds since 1962.

    WSJ: A 'Neigh' to Thoroughbred Horse IPOs

  • Stronach has so far managed to keep the union out with cash and stock.

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  • He has given Ms Stronach the task of helping to implement the inquiry's recommendations.

    ECONOMIST: Canada: After the vote | The

  • Expanding rapidly in the 1970s and 1980s with debt-financed plants, Stronach started to dabble in outside ventures.

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  • Since Stronach, a poised and regal 66-year-old, doesn't play much golf himself, the explanation has the ring of truth.

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  • Nor has Stronach been shy about using Magna money to indulge his fancies.

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  • Despite all the sideline activity, Stronach has no intention of easing himself out of the day-to-day affairs of the automotive company.

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  • It was founded by Austrian emigre Frank Stronach, who arrived in Canada in 1954 with only the dollars in his pocket.

    BBC: Profile: Car parts maker Magna

  • Frank Stronach, owner of Adena Springs, also owns Gulfstream Park, which has created its own Thoroughbred retirement and retraining program.

    FORBES: Progress in Racehorse Retirement

  • Tired of haggling with bankers, Stronach vowed to get out of debt.

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  • With his fiercely capitalistic ways, Stronach will have some problems absorbing Steyr.

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  • On its eve, Mr Martin pulled off a tactical masterstroke by enticing Belinda Stronach, a glamorous Tory front-bencher, to join the Liberal government.

    ECONOMIST: Canada: After the vote | The

  • "We got feedback, and we understand how the market conditions are, " said Mike Pilmer, executive vice president of Stronach Group, which organized the offering.

    WSJ: A 'Neigh' to Thoroughbred Horse IPOs

  • Austria has strong socialist traditions, and the Steyr people are used to a state-run shop with a guaranteed salary, not Stronach's low salary plus bonus.

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  • Stronach says that by year-end all the nonautomotive interests, including Magna's manufacturing real estate, will be spun off to shareholders in a new, separately traded public company.

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  • All that is a long way from the one-man tool-and-die shop Stronach opened in 1957 in Toronto, where he kept a cot in the corner for sleeping.

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  • But he has already seen to succession: Donald Walker, 42, Stronach's very able former son-in-law and himself a 12-year Magna veteran, is chief executive and the anointed heir.

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  • But Stronach alone can sell complete interiors, exteriors and chassis.

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  • Beyond market conditions, Mr. Stronach's companies ran into U.S. regulations that made it difficult to launch a horse-racing IPO, according to Jack Brothers, chief executive of the six companies.

    WSJ: A 'Neigh' to Thoroughbred Horse IPOs

  • In handing out incentives, Stronach has not neglected himself.

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  • Mr. Stronach's vision was to launch six public companies, each backing 20 horses and each named after a standout racehorse from the Stronach stables, such as Ghostzapper, the 2004 U.S. Horse of the Year.

    WSJ: A 'Neigh' to Thoroughbred Horse IPOs

  • Chairman Frank Stronach bristles at the question.

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