GREENFIELD CENTER, N.Y. – Will’s Way is there, displaying the same stay-out-of-my-way attitude that allowed him to triumph in the Travers Stakes in 1995 and in the Whitney Handicap in 1997. When a television crew moved a bit too close some time ago, he reminded them that the paddock is his space – and definitely not theirs – by chomping on the camera.
Glorious Alliance and Karen Graninger in Glory's second career as a show jumper. (Photos courtesy of Karen Graninger)
For most off-the-track Thoroughbreds, third careers usually come in the form of being retired to a pasture where their only job is to eat grass. But Glorious Alliance isn’t your typical Thoroughbred.
The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance Foundation Inc. (TAA) announced today that its 2014 application for accreditation has been published online and that qualified aftercare organizations are encouraged to submit an application before May 15, 2014.
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