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Second Chances

Compiled with the assistance of Katie Merwick
www.secondchanceranch.org

    Racing is a noble sport that has existed throughout time in every country. And while Thoroughbreds dominate the racing industry in the United States, they have achieved a high ranking status in every other sport as well. Here we honor just a few of the equine athletes who have overcome challenges and moved on to greatness in a second career, off the track.
    In every story, the common denominator is that Thoroughbreds are exceptionally intelligent, versatile, athletic and develop a keen sense of partnership with the person who trains and rides them. Thank you to all who have bred, trained and given a Thoroughbred their start in competitive sports – on the track and off. A sampling of the many success stories we have heard and received follows below.
    We also invite you to read about The Prodigious Fund, which was initiated at Emerald Downs in 2008. It gives owners the opportunity to make contributions to accredited Thoroughbred rescue, retirement and rehabilitation facilities through a voluntary $1 per start minimum contribution from their horsemen’s bookkeeper accounts.

Buckshot Buckshot
Cantilator Cantilator
Clever Allemont Clever Allemont
Confetti Crossing Confetti Crossing
Congomambo Congomambo
(No Photo) Diamondham
Faith Rewarded Faith Rewarded
Foxy Daniel, aka Jesse Foxy Daniel
Frankie Frankie
Grady Grady
(No Photo) Iwillgetuintheend
(No Photo) Media Plan
Mr Bulldog Mr Bulldog
Native Heir Native Heir
Owyhee Owyhee
Raha Puhu Raha Puhu
Refire Refire
Rum Car Rum Car
Sabovee Sabovee
Saratoga Passage Saratoga Passage, 1985-2008

Washington's All-time Leading
Money Winner Inducted to
Washington Racing Hall of Fame
Snowshoe Flyer Snowshoe Flyer
Something Stylish Something Stylish
Sylvia's Gang "Sylvia's Gang"
Tia's Desert Storm Tia's Desert Storm
Time to Pass Time to Pass
Tough and Good Tough and Good


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