Today marks a pivotal day for The Horse Fund. Since our formation in April 2021, our goal has been to assist in the safe and secure retirement of thoroughbreds who have run for Wasabi Ventures Stables (WVS). In the past fifteen months, we have assisted in the retirement of a

Janealee was added to the barns of Wasabi Ventures Stables in February 2018. After four races in their silks, including one win, it was decided that it would be best for her to retire. Her first post-racing career was being a broodmare. Her first foal, a colt named No Me

Feel Proud was an early member of Wasabi Ventures Stables. He ran for WVS through 2017 and 2018. At the end of 2018 it was decided that it was time for him to retire. He went to MidAtlantic Horse Rescue (MAHR) via Beyond the Wire. Shortly after his arrival there,

In October, I was lucky enough to acquire Allied Invasion from Wasabi Ventures Stables, Allī for his barn name. Every day, I am so grateful he is in my life. He is incredibly smart and has such a huge personality that I laugh every day. I have been free jumping

Uhwarrie Sky joined Wasabi Ventures Stables in the spring of 2018. He went on to win twice for WVS before being sold privately in the summer of 2019. After another two years of racing, Uhwarrie was retired in late 2021. Uhwarrie’s new home is at Buck Haven Farm in Highland, Maryland, with his new owner, Margaret. He has been doing some trail riding and is basically her personal horse. Uhwarrie seems to

This past weekend was Threeninetytwo’s first horse show where he completely rocked! We did a starter combined test, and from the moment he stepped off the trailer he was pure class. Warmup was a little chaotic, but he was oblivious. Threeninetytwo kept a level head and did what we have