Thoroughbred Daily News. Thursday, November 21, 2019
It seems there is no end to the number of scenarios where off-track Thoroughbreds can adapt and expand the scope of their abilities in second careers. With the number of horses coming off the track that need transitioning, and the ever-increasing pressure on the racing industry to be effective in placement, it's important that the industry explore every avenue of effective transitioning and education of future owners/riders.
“I am interested in helping horses,” said Jordan. “Looking at the life of a race horse and the change they need to make motivates me to help people learn, with just a little observation and understanding from the human, what a horse is capable of. The Thoroughbred is very intelligent and sensitive and for them, that connection and relationship with their rider is very important for their success.”
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