Learn how colts, young male racehorses under four years old, compete on the track and hold potential for future success as stallions.
Learn how fillies, young female racehorses under four years old, develop on the track and often transition into breeding careers after racing.
Learn how geldings, castrated male racehorses, often enjoy longer racing careers and more consistent performance due to their focused temperament and lack of breeding distractions.
Learn how mares, adult female racehorses aged four and older, compete on the track and often transition into breeding careers after racing.
Learn how juveniles, typically two-year-old racehorses, represent the sport’s future by competing in early-stage races that showcase their potential and development.
Learn how a ridgling, a male horse with one or both undescended testicles, can impact racing performance, behavior, and breeding potential.
Learn how 2-year-old racehorses compete in their first eligible racing season, showcasing early talent, development, and future potential.
Learn how 3-year-old racehorses compete in their most pivotal season, highlighted by prestigious races like the Kentucky Derby and the Triple Crown series.
Learn how war horses are veteran racehorses known for their durability, longevity, and ability to compete across multiple seasons, earning admiration for their resilience and heart.
Learn how Thoroughbreds compare to other racing breeds like Quarter Horses, Standardbreds, and Arabians, each excelling in different race formats, distances, and styles.
Learn the key differences between a filly and a mare and how their roles evolve in racing and breeding.
Learn how aged horses, typically older than four or five years, bring experience, resilience, and proven track records to competitive racing.
