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Get your tickets for the TRF Saratoga Gala 2011
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COLLINSVILLE — Lanny Brooks watched his wife, Janice, find homes around the country for retired or injured Thoroughbreds from Fairmount Park Race Track and had an idea to save even more in an unusual way.
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Lexington, Kentucky (May 26, 2011) -- The Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation (TRF) is proud to announce the formation of the National Equine Veterinary Alliance, consisting of professionals who have agreed to provide pro bono veterinary care to Thoroughbred ex-racehorses from non-profit organizations that have been registered with, and approved by, the TRF.
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Authors and Publisher of Secretariat’s Meadow Recognized for Extraordinary Contributions to Thoroughbred Aftercare
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The Jockey Club is once again offering owners and breeders the opportunity to contribute, through a voluntary checkoff program, to Thoroughbred aftercare programs at the time they register their foals in 2010, it was announced Jan. 5 by James Gagliano, president of The Jockey Club.
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BOSTON Horse trainers can now contribute to the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation (TRF) through the Trainer Rewards Program, a special arrangement among Suffolk Downs, Dodge Grain, and Cargills Nutrena brand. The Trainer Rewards Program is available for horse trainers at Suffolk Downs Race Track who purchase designated Nutrena feeds from Dodge Grain, a retailer based in Salem, N.H.
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In horse racing, as in other endeavors, there are big victories and small victories. The big victories include winning a Breeders Cup or Triple Crown race, or being selected for an Eclipse Award. The small victories are another story. Most of them take place behind the scenes, and few are noticed by those not directly involved.
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