Retired Racehorse Training Project: Bloodline Brag
Part of the Retired Racehorse Training Project is their newly launched “Bloodline Brag” on their website. According to the Retired Racehorse Training website “the purpose of this database is to try to track the use of Thoroughbreds in sport and how performance characteristics can relate back to pedigree. Which stallions make great sires of dressage horses? Eventers? Jumpers? We hope that this database will become a useful tool for people doing pedigree research on OTTBs prior to buying them. To make it work, we need YOU to enter all the information on YOUR OTTB! Please be as complete as possible. The more entries we have, the more useful the database will become.”
To enter your OTTB into the database you just need to register, login, and enter your horses.
About The Retired Racehorse Training Project
The Retired Racehorse Training Project is an effort to increase demand for retired Thoroughbred race horses as pleasure and sport horses through public events, clinics, training publications, videos and internet tools. Our mission is to facilitate the placement of retired Thoroughbred racehorses in second careers by educating the public about the history, distinctive characteristics, versatility of use, and appropriate care and training of the iconic American Thoroughbred.
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