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Thoroughbred racehorse owner (and potential owner) questions answered here.
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The "AE" horses appear in the program at the bottom of the list of horses entered in a race, usually in a shaded box with "AE...
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The correct way to describe a horse's sire (father) and dam (mother) is to say "the horse's name" is "by the sire'...
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>> When I hang out with horse oriented people at the track I sometimes hear very mysterious talk. Could you explain the terms "on...
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? Amy, what do you know about Keeneland? - All the trainers I know run horses at Keeneland although they aren't based there - it's a...
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? The more I research my opportunities the more confused I become and determined as well This is information taken from a website and I wond...
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Recently a question came up at RaceHorseTrainers.com, "I would like to know how to get the license for race horse trainer in Florida. I...
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? It seems to me that the majority of races at least at Fairmount use mulitple jockeys. That is to say that when you look at the program gui...
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? I'm doing a report on horse racing for a college business class. My question for you is can you make money? I see some horses for sale...
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A new owner might wonder why they would want to enter a horse for a claiming tag in an Allowance Optional Claiming race, and thus offer thei...
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here is the general answer I gave about "how to become a trainer" in my blog a few years ago (www.thoroughbredracingworld.com) - ...
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