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For most people, patching together a life after prison is a daunting task. Even getting an ID can be tricky. We spent a year with Richard, Genisis and Mychal as they navigated the transition from cell to home.

Ashes of Beloved Hudson Valley Horse Will be Buried in Ceremony A beloved Hudson Valley horse will be brought to its final resting place this week. Quick Call has been spending his golden years helping rehabilitate prisoners at the Wallkill Correctional Facility but is better known for his legendary racing career. Born in 1984, Quick Call was a successful thoroughbred, starting in 89 races and winning 16. During his career, Quick Call earned over $800,000 in purse money. His most legendary w...

Sponsored by: Inmate and Quick Call at the TRF Second Chances Farm at Wallkill The late Quick Call was more than a gritty horse with a knack for coming up big at Saratoga Race Course. After winning nine of his 17 starts from 1986 to 1991 at the Spa, Quick Call transitioned in his post-racing career to another starring role in the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundations (TRF) pioneering “Second Chances” vocational training program, working with inmates at Wallkill Correctional Facility...

Artist Jamie Wyeth Adopts 10 Racehorses In Honor Of Late Wife Sponsored by: Union Rags holds off Paynter to win the 2012 Belmont Stakes Renowned artist Jamie Wyeth lost his wife of over 50 years, Phyllis Mills Wyeth, on Jan. 14, 2019. To honor her heart and spirit, Wyeth recently adopted ten retired racehorses from the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation. The horses live at Pastures of Point Lookout in Chadds Ford, Penn., which was owned by the couple for many years before being transf...