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

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

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

Learn about proactive horse welfare and safety measures in place and on the horizon.…

Are OTTBs appropriate for novice riders?  Here are some factors to consider.…

A shift in diet, environment and enrichment can help your OTTB face confinement while he heals.…

Trainers consider footing preferences, pedigree and way of going when deciding which racing surface to run a horse on.…

Ex-racehorses excelling in harness rather than under saddle.…

Getting OTTBs off the farm and introducing them to new things are integral parts of Makeover preparation…

First steps when working with a Thoroughbred that’s fresh off the track…

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

What happens when a future racehorse is offered at public auction…

‘Letdown’ for retiring Thoroughbred racehorses is more about relationship-building than a predetermined amount of time off…

Establishing connection, confidence and a foundation for your OTTB through groundwork…

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

Track ponies play important roles both on training and race days…

The paddock provides a space for bettors and racing interests to evaluate horses…

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

Racehorses learn to do flying lead changes from an early age…

Head to the track at daybreak to see the horses work at varying speeds and distances…