How to evaluate recently retired racehorses for second careers…

Left unmanaged, this common condition in Thoroughbreds can cause bigger problems…

Many owners and trainers give their runners mental and physical breaks from the racetrack routine.…

Steps trainers and grooms take to help racehorses cool down and recover after a strenuous workout or race…

How your OTTB arrived and was raised.…

Understand this unique type of race, its benefits and its specifications.…

Thoroughbreds have played a critical role in the development of modern-day Warmbloods.…

What to do if your new off-track Thoroughbred doesn’t know longeing basics…

On the road or in the skies, privately or commercially, many racehorses are frequent travelers…

Options for horses coming off the track that aren’t sound enough for athletic second careers…

How to rehab an injured ex-racehorse and prevent re-injury down the road.…

The demand for and value of quality off-track Thoroughbreds has increased…

Shoeing the racehorse is not the same as shoeing the sport horse — learn about the differences.…

Some Thoroughbreds come off the track with tight or painful backs…

Thoroughbreds race again in their second careers as steeplechasers…

Chances are, your OTTB was managed carefully to ensure he grew up with well-balanced limbs…

Even racehorses that succeed at the highest levels of the sport need rehoming.…

Whether pointing horses to the starting gate or start box, training principles aren’t so different.…

Management approaches can help get your OTTB started on the right foot.…

Seabiscuit, the popular runner in the 1930s who became the subject of a bestselling book in 1999 and a major movie in 2003, raced 35 times as a 2-year-old. That didn’t stop him from competing a total of 89 times…