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From: Amy (1pony)
10/17/16
This is a great step forward in KY!!
As many of you know, the case of abused and abandoned horses belonging to the Borells brought to light problems that exist in Kentucky that hinder getting proper help for these horses. One problem is that the current laws don't properly protect horses, so Fox Hill Farm hired an attorney who is working toward getting these laws changed.
A second problem is that there is no place to house and care for horses who are in the midst of abuse investigations.
https://www.facebook.com/Fox-Hill-Farm-149399288440985/?hc_ref=NEWSFEED&fref=nf
From: gerchgo
10/17/16
It's a big step forward! I think they'll need to add veterinary services/facilities, not to mention horse vans and trailers to transport?
From: Amy (1pony)
10/17/16
There are enough transportation companies and vets in KY, that I do not think these are issues. The big problem is a place to keep them till the courts release them.
From: Derby132
10/18/16
They are looking at farms and hope to have a farm identified next month for horses to go to.
Inspired By Borell Case, Volunteers Launch Non-Profit For Horses Seized In Neglect Investigations
by Natalie Voss
From: Amy (1pony)
1/8/17
I love reading about this auction and it's support for TCA
Strong Turnout for TCA Annual Season Auction
More than 250 supporters of Thoroughbred Charities of America bundled up against the subfreezing temperatures to make a strong showing at the non-profit's 27th Annual Stallion Seasons auction Dec. 7 at Keeneland. The TCA's single largest fundraiser of the year included an online season auction held Jan. 2-6, and then on Dec.
Read more from BloodHorse.comFrom: Amy (1pony)
1/9/17
Great job by Maker's Mark Secretariat Center!!
Maker's Mark Secretariat Center Re-Homes Record 62 Thoroughbreds In 2016 - Horse Racing News | Paulick Report
In 2016, the Maker's Mark Secretariat Center in Lexington, KY, celebrated a record number of Thoroughbreds who were re-trained and adopted through its non-profit program. The year's total of 62 re-homed off-track Thoroughbreds is an organization record. "Thoroughbreds are timeless; they have reigned supreme in equestrian sports," said MMSC Director Susanna Thomas.
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