…dedicated to the dignified retirement of former racehorses. Each hat has been auctioned on the first of day of the month since November, with all of the high-fashion action leading…
…him happy and comfortable. Retirement Options Retirement can mean many things depending on your horse’s condition and soundness. The following are options to consider for your horse’s future when he’s…
…mental well-being. One indication that it might be time for retirement (or semi-retirement) is a change in his attitude. If his former willingness and enthusiasm for work have turned into…
…the Bluegrass. Old Friends, a racehorse retirement farm run by Blowen, is the happy-ending tale for dozens of former sprinters and routers. While Old Friends is not the nation?s only…
…backyard boarding situations or pasture-pal arrangements, while others find a retirement farm with herds in large pastures. Knowing your horse’s behavioral characteristics will help determine the most suitable retirement arrangement…
…progress of the foals you produce. Consider adding a retirement and/or a buy-back option to your sales contract. These clauses require that you be notified when the horse is sold,…
…by making sure our equine friends are taken care of upon retirement.? In addition to being a unique fundraiser, TCA also hopes to raise awareness about Thoroughbred rescue and retirement…
…facilities listed. “This is a continuing process for the coalition,” said Dr. Tom Lenz, UHC Chairman. “We have received many inquiries not only from horse owners who are seeking retirement…
…his fans in an official retirement ceremony at the 2008 event at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington on April 27. Owned by Plain Dealing Farm in Scottsville, Va., and…
…are going to retirement, but in reality their lives are just starting. For a horse that can live into its late 20s and sometimes 30s, we cannot really think about…
