2. The Shanghai Race Club is now considering British luxury heritage brands as supporters of its online activities and events in 2010. These supporting brands will gain unparalled value from high awareness amongst buyers of luxury brands in Mainland China and association with an authentic and exciting story about high class living and associated 'gentlemen" culture. The Shanghai Race Club is the name of the original horse racing club started by the British in 1862. It's members were the elite of Shanghai including Sir Victor Sassoon, and Edward Moller (shipping tycoon), and the clubs - Ascot style - racing day social events were the highlight of the year for the city's high society. As a luxury heritage brand the Club now focuses on sharing the decadent lifestyle stories and amazing architectual/business acheivements of the these original members to an audience of wealthy people across Mainland China. SPONSORS INTRODUCTION

3. “ Shanghai is becoming a luxury hub in its own right. This is especially true in East China, where the city is chosen by 33.3% of tier-2 cities respondents. Because of the strong purchasing power of consumers in this region, we anticipate that Shanghai’s position as a hub for luxury consumption in Mainland China will only increase in the future” Ruder Finn Asia Feb 2009 But luxury groups agree that China, where consumers are very brand-conscious, will soon become the industry's No. 1 market and this year will be one of the few emerging markets to enjoy growth. Reuters Sep 2009 Hermes International SCA Chief Executive Officer Patrick Thomas said the French luxury-goods brand’s sales are “booming” in China and elsewhere in Asia, while the U.S. market is “slightly positive.” Oct. 2009 Bloomberg China has become the country with the strongest purchasing power of luxury cars in the world. Many luxury cars are eager to enter the Chinese market. The latest statistics show, the BMW Group's global sales fell 19%, but its sales in China grew 26%. In addition, while the financial crisis causes demand for luxury brands decline in Europe and the United States, the Chinese luxury market is still getting better. Chinadaily Sep 2009 CHINA LUXURY MARKET

4. FRONT PAGE SPONSORS PACKAGES Top line Sponsor : rmb17,000/month (Maximum 8 sponsors) – Brand Logo displayed at the top of the Home page. When the brand logo is clicked the viewer can be sent to the brand's website or a BRAND PAGE on www.theshanghairaceclub.com/(your brand) which introduces the history of the brand (in English and Chinese) and other information provided by the brand team. Standard Sponsor : rmb1,700/month (Maximum 16 sponsors) – Brand logo is featured below the picture on the home page. When the brand logo is clicked the viewer is sent to the brand's website (see next slide for placement) SPONSORS PACKAGES

5. 260 x300 or 720x300 video/flash display section (IAB standard size) FRONT PAGE LAYOUT EXAMPLE

6. BRAND PAGE LAYOUT EXAMPLE Displays video or brand images Text introduces the brand in English and Chinese. Website links or map link may be featured here

7. Shanghai Race Club targets 3 tiers of people – who buy luxury brands. 1. Top segment : Affluent people around the world from families related to the original Shanghai Race Club members (aged 25+). 2. Secondary segment : Affluent people living in China who live or frequently visit Shanghai (aged 30-40)and have an active interest in global luxury heritage brands. 3. Tertiary segment: Middle class consumers in China aspiring to a luxury lifestyle andoccassionally purchase global luxury heritage brands (aged 25-35) SHANGHAI RACE CLUB TARGET MARKET

10. Rolls Royce, Landrover/Range Rover, Bentley, Aston Martin, MG, Jaguar, Dents of London, TM Lewin Shirtmakers London, Kent&curwen, Thomas Pink, Dunhill, Hackett, Burberry, Turnbull & Asser, Hilditch & Key, Hawes & Curtis, Budd of Piccadilly, Thresher & Glenny Shirtmakers, Anderson & Sheppard , James Taylor & Son - bespoke Shoemakers, Charles Tyrwhitt – Jermyn Street London, Aquascutum, Gieves and Hawkes, Daks of London, Pringle of Scotland - Knitted Garments, J. Barbour and Sons - Waterproof Clothing, PVH - Shirtmakers, Lyle &Scott - Knitwear, Anderson and Sheppard - Saville row suitmakers, John Lobb, Churches - English Shoes, R.E Tricker - Shoe Manufacturers, James Lock & Co Hatters, G.ettinger -Manufacturers of Leathergoods, Swaine Adeney Brigg, Smythson of Bond Street luxury stationery, Geo. F. Trumper, Aspinals of London, Orient Express, Royal Doulton, Charbonnel et Walker , Harrogates of London, Fortnum & Masons, Champagne Louis Roederer, Johnnie Walker & son, Taylors of harrogate, J.J. Fox, Windsor & Newton, HSCB, Bank of China, Standard Chartered Bank, The Jinjiang – Shanghai heritage hotels, The Peninsular Hotels, The Financial Times, The economist, Shanghai White premium vodka, Shanghai Tang, Kee Club Shanghai, Brands listed above were judged to have possibly featured as part of the high society lifestyle of Shanghai Race Club members and their families up until end 1930’s or are professionally promoting the high society lifestyle of Shanghai’s 1930’s . If your brand is not listed above, but you would like to support The Shanghai Race Club please contact byron@theshanghairaceclub.com PRE-QUALIFIED SPONSORS LIST