Thoroughbreds prove their worth as brave and dependable police mounts.…

Flatwork essentials for OTTBs that lay the foundation for any discipline…

How top colts establish themselves as breeding stallion prospects…

How farriers manage horses that come off the track with common hoof issues such as thin soles and low heels…

Why many Thoroughbreds need to be “let down” after retiring from the track.…

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

Meet Western trainers trying to tap into the off-track Thoroughbred market and prove these horses can excel under any tack…

How to turn your OTTB into a well-rounded event horse…

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

Having a well-stocked first-aid kit and the skills necessary to use it can make all the difference when trouble arises…

Don’t overlook an OTTB with imperfect fetlocks, says a renowned equine surgeon…

How to reduce your horse’s risk of picking up pathogens at clinics, trail rides and horse shows.…

How to optimize your OTTB’s comfort and performance with complementary and alternative therapies…

Patience, perseverance key for bringing OTTBs back from injuries sustained post-racing…

How trainers can use a jump chute to give OTTBs a positive introduction to jumping…

A guide to handicapping a horse race that any Thoroughbred fan can follow…

What your OTTB’s past performance record can potentially tell you about his second-career capabilities…

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

Many riders hail Thoroughbreds as the safest steeds cross-country; is there truth to this claim?…

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…