How do we identify talent at Bridlewood Farm?

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US Godolphin President, Jimmy Bell and Bridlewood Farm trainer, Jonathan Thomas spend time identifying the best routes and surfaces for their 2YOs after completing their pre-training program.
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@booperry1719 2 года назад

Pay attention to the horse how he moves at every gait how he carries himself and his mentality the horse will show you who he is

@silenusut 5 лет назад

What is happening with the grey’s hind walk?

@sandradee7725 6 лет назад

They all look exactly the same.

@PurplePoppyAnimator 5 лет назад

That's the beauty of it, it takes a truly great horseman to see the tiny little subtle differences that can hint towards talent or an edge in competition, complete respect!

@ablue5419 4 года назад

race horse business is cruel the most of the time those poor animals when they can’t run anymore for injuries or simply the horse doesn’t win a race anymore they usually finished in slaughter houses which is a horrible ending for any animal is a very sad reality.

@angelbrennan4994 3 года назад

A Blue I appreciate the concern in which you have for the horses but in all reality the horses don't usually end up in slaughter houses they are retrained and sold to people and this industry may seem cruel but in all reality it's not, most trainers take great care of their horses because they are their lively hood and if a horse is injured or unwell they do their very best to help that horse. This industry seems cruel due to the very few that take it to extreme levels but don't base your opinion on those who do wrong because there are very few, if you saw things from a good trainers perspective I'm sure you'd have a completely different opinion.