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Thoroughbred Logic, Presented by Kentucky Performance Products: A ‘Good’ Race Record, Part I

August 14, 2024Aubrey GrahamAubrey Graham#KENTUCKY PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS, #offthetrackthoroughbred, #series, Thoroughbred LogicComments Off

Owning an OTTB is great because of the amount of information you can get about them immediately. But doing so also begs the question: what constitutes a “good” race record? (more…)

Thoroughbred Logic, Presented by Kentucky Performance Products: Turning Well

July 24, 2024Aubrey GrahamAubrey Graham#HORSE TRAINING, #KENTUCKY PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS, #offthetrackthoroughbred, #series, Thoroughbred LogicComments Off

“For the green Thoroughbred, turning this way allows them to forgo speed and antics. It allows them to be ridden forward in front of your leg and complete the circles, squares, figure-eights, whatever is asked without changing their pace.” (more…)

Our Makeover Journey Ends Here: Marcella & Nessi

September 19, 2019Marcella GruchalakMarcella Gruchalak#americanlioness, #barrelracing, #offthetrackthoroughbred, #OTTB, #RETIRED RACEHORSE PROJECT, #retiredracehorseproject, DRESSAGE, rrpLeave a comment

“To all the fellow trainers, volunteers, employees and vendors making the trip to Kentucky, good luck and have fun. Nessi and I will be cheering for you from home.”

Let’s Discuss: 7 Myths About Off-Track Thoroughbreds (That Shouldn’t Be)

August 23, 2019Marcella GruchalakMarcella Gruchalak#GO RIDING, #goriding, #horsenation, #HorseNationNetwork, #offthetrackthoroughbred, #OTTB, #racehorse, #THOROUGHBREDLeave a comment

“Don’t let one bad experience or occurrence ruin your outlook on the entire breed. These horses make incredible partners no matter what discipline or how leisurely you ride.”

Effective Marketing: Marcella & Nessi

August 8, 2019Marcella GruchalakMarcella Gruchalak#americanlioness, #goriding, #horsenation, #HorseNationNetwork, #offthetrackthoroughbred, #OTTB, #RETIRED RACEHORSE PROJECT, #retiredracehorseprojectLeave a comment

“It is imperative that off-track Thoroughbreds are marketed correctly and efficiently to show that they are the right choice for the job or they will easily be bypassed for a more common selection.”