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Goodluckwiththat was adopted after retiring from racing and now excels in a new career in dressage with his adopter.

Adopt A Horse In Need Today

Adopting a retired thoroughbred racehorse can be immensely rewarding for both the horse and the owner. This new journey will create opportunities for bonding as you provide your retired racehorse with a wonderful next chapter in life. On behalf of everyone at TRRAC, thank you for considering an off-the-track thoroughbred.

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If you can't adopt, please consider sponsoring a horse in rehabilitation. These horses face a long recovery journey, and your support can significantly ease their transition and healing process.

Red Hot Iron
In Memoriam - 4/22/1992 - 3/29/2023
 
RED HOT IRON (PA)
TB, DK B/, M, FOALED APRIL 22, 1992
( IRON - SCARLET ALLIANCE, BY T. V. ALLIANCE )
 
CLICK HERE TO VIEW MY RACING HISTORY
 
Red Hot Iron had 32 career starts and 12 wins. She earned a total of $344,079
 
Red Hot Iron is our oldest resident here at TRRAC at 30 years old. She is a homebred of Maui Meadow Farm in PA, where TRRAC resides, and has resided here for her whole life. After a successful race career, Red Hot Iron went on the breed many successful foals before her retirement. She now enjoys her days relaxing in her meadow. 
 

Red Hot Iron

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    • Our resident horses require specialized and costly care to support them. Our program is funded by public support of donations and volunteering. You can sponsor this horse by (click any of the following:

     

    • Donating A One Time or A Reoccuring Monthly Amount - Your donation helps keep our horses healthy and happy. 

     

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    • Volunteering Time to Spend With A Resident Horse - Time spent can range from feeding treats and offering visitation, to taking our horses out for exercise! (Experienced riders only)

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