Overdriven
A graded stakes winner on the track, a stallion represented by a few winners, and now a show horse. Overdriven is taking his third career in stride.
Illinois THA Pledges Per Start Contribution to TAA
The Illinois Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association has pledged $1 per start at Arlington International Racecourse and Hawthorne Race Course in 2019 to the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance.
2019 TAA Accreditation Application Now Available
The 2019 application for accreditation by the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance is now available on ThoroughbredAftercare.org.
Helping Find Horses The Right Homes
The first, and crucial, step toward a successful, responsible post-racing retirement for a horse is finding the right place for the horse to land off the track. And that’s where triage programs working together with TAA-accredited organizations come in.
Accredited Aftercare Expands Nationwide
As the aftercare movement grows, Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance-accredited organizations especially are gaining momentum. Three in particular have attributed their TAA accreditation status to helping this expansion.
Thoroughbreds for Therapy
“There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man” is ringing true more than ever in Thoroughbred aftercare.
Claudia’s Vision
In her 10 starts, Claudia’s Vision never finished better than fifth. While it seemed that the New York-bred daughter of Court Vision just wasn’t meant to be on the racetrack, her disposition and build caught the attention of a young hunter/jumper professional.
Jacob’s Arch
Tall, dark, and handsome. Enter Jacob’s Arch, a 2001 son of Arch, who caught the eye and captured the heart of Justine Watson.
Winter 2018 Newsletter
The winter 2018 TAA newsletter is out! In this issue: 34 organizations receive TAA accreditation; TAA awards more than $3 million to accredited aftercare; TAA holiday card now available; TAA in the news; and more!
TAA’s Alex Kokka Named UK Ag Equine Program Outstanding Intern
Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance intern Alex Kokka was named Outstanding Intern during the University of Kentucky’s Ag Equine Program Internship Showcase Dec. 6.