Continuing our series of interviews with other aftercare organizations, we gladly share our latest interview with Caribbean Thoroughbred Aftercare. Where is Caribbean Thoroughbred Aftercare based? Caribbean Thoroughbred Aftercare (CTA) is based on a 15-acre farm in Río Grande, Puerto Rico. We’re the only Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (TAA)-accredited equine rescue, rehabilitation,

Boots (JC Bootleggin Posse) joined the Wasabi Ventures Stables family in May 2022, via a claiming race at Canterbury Park. In September 2022, they retired him from racing, at which point he found his home with Hannah. Hannah sends great updates on her adventures with Boots every year. This past

Second Stride, one of the country’s leading Thoroughbred retraining and adoption organizations, announced this week that Wasabi Aftercare Fund is the newest member of their stall sponsorship program.  By sponsoring a stall, Wasabi Aftercare Fund will play a role in the care, retraining, and adoption of Thoroughbreds that pass through

Recently, I spoke with Billy Koch, the founder of Little Red Feather, about their aftercare non-profit, LRF Cares. MPK: Tell me about your racing stable. BK: I syndicated my first racehorse in 1991. We officially started LRF in 2002, consisting of a handful of friends and family and not much

The mare now known as Comida Comida was born on April 13, 2020, in Maryland. Nicknamed “Chivas” (It was whiskey year for foal nicknames), she spent her first two years at St. Omers Farm in Maryland. (Click here to see foal photos of her.) Chivas was a late bloomer, so

Recently, we reached out to Central Kentucky Riding for Hope to learn more about their program and involvement with off-track Thoroughbreds. Continue reading to learn more about this terrific organization. Where is Central Kentucky Riding for Hope based? CKRH is based in Lexington, KY, on 40 acres within the Kentucky