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OUR MISSION
Akindale Thoroughbred Rescue is committed to the rescue, rehab and retraining of Thoroughbreds no longer able to race and to provide a safe haven for those unable to go on to new careers. ATBR is also dedicated to promoting public awareness of the issue of equine slaughter.

THE ADOPTION PROCESS
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Akindale Thoroughbread Rescue
323 Quaker Hill Road
Pawling, NY 12564
Phone: 845.855.1262
Fax: 845.855.1442
info@akindalehorserescue.org
Thank you for your interest
in helping to save the
lives of these horses.
PHOTO GALLERY

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Akindale Thoroughbred Rescue Charity Schooling Horse Show hosted by
Hidden Pond Stables, Inc. May 3, 2009, starts at 9:00 AM.
- Show
information
- Class and
prize information
September 2008:
We, at Akindale Thoroughbred Rescue, are deeply saddened by the passing of our founder, mentor, friend; John Hettinger.
Akindale Thoroughbread Rescue was John’s vision and we will work tirelessly to continue raising awareness and saving Thoroughbreds in his name. John has been an ardent leader in the fight against horse slaughter in this country.
We are eternally grateful for his ultimate dedication to this cause and for his enormous generosity in establishing Akindale Thoroughbred Rescue.
In lieu of flowers, in John’s name, donations to Akindale Thoroughbred Rescue have been requested.
Akindale Thoroughbred Rescue is thrilled to announce that New York bred fan favorite,
Evening Attire has been retired to their beautiful Pawling, New York farm.
The 10 year old grey gelding, son of Black Tie Affair, raced for the last 8 seasons, in 69 starts of which he hit the boards 40 times.
Nine of his 15 wins were in graded stakes, perhaps the most impressive being the Grade I Jockey Cup Gold Cup in 2002.
His life time earnings were just shy of $3MM.
Evening Attire won his last race, the Greenwood Cup on July 19th, earning him automatic entry to this year's inaugural Breeder's Cup Marathon.
However after a minor ankle injury, trainer Pat Kelly announced his retirement.
Pat Kelly, breeder and owner Tom Kelly along with partners Mary & Joe Grant all agreed that the time was right to retire the 10year old warrior, known for his slow breaks and explosive finishes.
Evening Attire arrived in Pawling in November and has settled in nicely with lots of peppermints and his new best friend Remington.
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How you can help:
We rely on donations and volunteers to keep our organization running
and
to continue to save as many horses as possible.
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