Thoroughbred Horses For Sale | Retraining Off-the-Track Thoroughbreds | Success Stories
There’s lots of great information to be found on the Internet if you have an off-the-track Thoroughbred. I am going to start writing a series on how to dig out information on your Thoroughbred using the digital tools available for free. This is the first in the new series. We will outline step-by-step how and where to dig out the info on your ex-racehorse.
We are pleased to announce that our girl ‘Misty’ has found her own little girl to love on her. Congratulations to Beth Nielsen on the purchase of His Last Hurrah aka ‘Misty’.
Swear has had two weekends of training. What has this off-the-track Thoroughbred learned in five rides?
TWO WEEKENDS OF TRAINING: the first ride off-the-track, multiple riders, learned to stand while being mounted from a mounting block, learned to lunge, first trail ride (ride 2), first creek crossing, first trot poles and first attempts at jumping. Watch the video and see how quickly these off-the-track Thoroughbreds learn their new careers as sport horses.
Our EARLY RELEASE Mailing List is great if you are looking to find a safe, sane and sound Thoroughbred before it becomes public on the Internet. A recent mailing for “Knowing” was sent out and Karen McPeak had her interest “peaked”.
Kokopelli is progressing quickly with his training. He had a young visitor this weekend who had a blast jumping him. She feels he would make a very nice hunter or equitation horse. . .
We have several great horses for sale right now and several more coming. We just posted “Irish” who is a gorgeous grey Thoroughbred who is for sale from his breeder. We really like the horses from this breeder and we have sold three of “Irish’s” siblings. “Irish” just came home from the track after a short racing career.
Not sure if you are ready to restart your own OTTB? We have a horse for you – Kokopelli! “Koko” is an off-the-track Thoroughbred in training at Bits & Bytes Farm in Canton, GA.
Saint Lawrence was purchased as a yearling from one of our favorite Thoroughbred breeders in April 2011. He is now almost 29 months old and time to be broke for riding. We have done a year and a half of ground work and training and now it is time to get on him for the first time . . .
We have a new horse for sale at Bits & Bytes Farm. We are just getting her started so we are holding off on the details. I can tell you that she is a very big (16.3 hand) talented and very sweet mare.
