Twenty commercial Thoroughbred breeding farms from across the country have signed on to support the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (TAA) by donating a portion of their stud fees to support aftercare in 2015.

The farms are:

• Adena Springs;
• Airdrie Stud;
• Castleton Lyons;
• Claiborne Farm;
• Darby Dan Farm;
• Darley America;
• Gainesway Farm;
• Hill ‘n’ Dale Farm;
• Lane’s End;
• Millennium Farms;
• Ocala Stud;
• Pin Oak Stud;
• Ramsey Farm;
• Sequel Stallions;
• Shadwell Farm;
• Taylor Made Stallions;
• Three Chimneys Farm;
• Unusual Heat Syndicate;
• Walmac Farm; and
• WinStar Farm.

Participating farms agreed to donate 25% or more of the advertised stud fee for each stallion on their roster.

“Caring for our horses following the end of their racing careers should be a priority to all participants in the Thoroughbred industry,” said Antony Beck of Gainesway Farm. “The TAA helps to join everyone together in this endeavor to support a common cause