Midwest Thoroughbreds

[GPK]

Saw this when Zoe Cadman retweeted it. Good on 'em.

http://mythoroughbredblog.blogspot.com/

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by GPK

Saw this when Zoe Cadman retweeted it. Good on 'em.

http://mythoroughbredblog.blogspot.com/

Really outstanding of Midwest Thoroughbreds. Dallas and Donna Keen also deserve a ton of credit for the work they do with retired racehorses. A good friend of mine has horses with Dallas, and while his trips to the winner's circle are much too infrequent, the work the Keen's do for the good of thoroughbreds is tremendous.

[Sightseek]

[jms62]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

Really outstanding of Midwest Thoroughbreds. Dallas and Donna Keen also deserve a ton of credit for the work they do with retired racehorses. A good friend of mine has horses with Dallas, and while his trips to the winner's circle are much too infrequent, the work the Keen's do for the good of thoroughbreds is tremendous.

Always love to hear of the great treatment of retired racehorses. Am I the only one to find what they are doing paradoxical juxtaposed with who they use to train their non retired horses?

[golfer]

Originally Posted by jms62

Always love to hear of the great treatment of retired racehorses. Am I the only one to find what they are doing paradoxical juxtaposed with who they use to train their non retired horses?

No, you aren't.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by jms62

Always love to hear of the great treatment of retired racehorses. Am I the only one to find what they are doing paradoxical juxtaposed with who they use to train their non retired horses?

Originally Posted by golfer

No, you aren't.

I have been critical in the past in their use of certain trainers, so I felt it only fair to post something positive when it is certainly warranted.