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To support its mission, a brick pathway will be constructed on the horse farm near the historical Walstein Childs House
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To support its mission, a brick pathway will be constructed on the horse farm near the historical Walstein Childs House
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The Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation (TRF) has received a $60,000 matching gift from the Santulli Family Foundation to launch the 2022 Hay Drive.
ATTICA — Retired racehorses are expected to arrive this fall at Wyoming Correctional Facility, and when they do, inmates will begin to look after them.
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 wins were at the Forego Handicap in 1988 and 1989 and a surprise upset victory at the 1990 Tom Fool...