Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance

Quick Call retired in 1992, having made 86 starts and earning more than $800,000.

Now 35 years old in 2019, he is the oldest of the 650 horses cared for by TAA-accredited Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation.

The New York Racing Association and New York Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association announced June 28 an initiative to increase funding for aftercare for horses retiring from NYRA racetracks.

Bobcaygeon, an Ontario-bred son of Niigon, earned $377,004 in his five seasons on the track. The multiple stakes-placed war horse retired to TAA-accredited LongRun Thoroughbred Retirement Society after 34 starts with a record of 7-7-4. After two years of searching for her next mount, adopter Tanya Teetzel considered looking at LongRun. Having already owned an […]

Queens Honor made only five starts on the track, all as a 3-year-old. The Kentucky-bred daughter of To Honor and Serve never broke her maiden but she’s now finding her calling outside racing. She spent less than 10 months at TAA-accredited LongRun Thoroughbred Retirement Society near Toronto before being scooped up by adopter Tattyianna Leskie. […]

Mobil Night only visited the winner’s circle once in his nine-race career, but now the TAA-accredited MidAtlantic Horse Rescue grad is now racking up ribbons left and right in the show ring.

Red Button and Bringcheckcharlie had little in common until they reached TAA-accredited South Florida SPCA. Now, they’re both under the care of adopter Robin Johnson in Florida as they’re retraining for new careers.