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CANTER Pennsylvania: The Bridge Between Track and Homes for OTTBs

Monday, July 08 2019 by Editor

By Britney Grover

Many Thoroughbreds are born and bred to race. Some of them love to run and would finish a race riderless; others never quite hit their stride on the track. But they all deserve caring homes when they … [Read more]

Published in Sidelines Spotlight

Tagged under: britney grover, canter pa, ottb, racehorse, thoroughbred

New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program: Every Horse Deserves a Home

Thursday, July 13 2017 by Editor

By Britney Grover

Since its founding in 1992, New Vocations has become the largest racehorse adoption program in the United States. It was created to offer safety, rehabilitation, retraining and ultimately new lives to retiring racehorses, whether due to injury … [Read more]

Published in General

Tagged under: horse adoption, new vocations, ottb, racehorse

Maranda Schill and Rocket Zone: Life After the Track

Friday, October 07 2016 by Editor

By Christine Rhodes

Second chances at life are often hard to come by — for horses and humans alike. Many Thoroughbred racehorses find themselves in dreadful circumstances once their careers on the track are over. However, for Rocket Zone — … [Read more]

Published in General

Tagged under: maranda schill, race2ring, racehorse

Ingate

Friday, April 11 2014 by Website Editor

Congratulations to the happy couple! Tara de Nicolas married Bradley Duckworth on February 8th at the Inn at Willow Grove in Orange, Virginia. Bradley is the General Manager for DAMCO and is currently in the Executive MBA program at Georgetown … [Read more]

Published in 05-2014, Ingate

Tagged under: cachionne, dressage, Duckworth. Nicolas, equestrian, jumps, racehorse, rider, thoroughbreds

New Vocations Forms Partnership with Student Riding Program Gallop On

Tuesday, January 14 2014 by Editor

New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program announced their new partnership with Gallop On whose mission is to provide equestrian and educational opportunities to underprivileged young riders while providing rehabilitation, retraining and a safe environment for retired and non-competitive Thoroughbred racehorses.