OTTB Profile OTTB Profile is the first Equineline report centered on Thoroughbreds retiring from the track or enjoying their second careers.
Lindsay Ward • July 16, 2025
Learn About Your Off Track Thoroughbred!
OTTB Profile is the first Equineline report centered on Thoroughbreds retiring from the track or enjoying their second careers. The report, 9OT, provides information to off-track Thoroughbred owners and those in the market for a new Thoroughbred.
The OTTB Profile contains a summary of the horse’s race record, including comments, owners, and trainers for each race; the last 10 workouts; a list of the horse’s siblings; auction history; and, if applicable, the produce record if the subject horse is a mare that has been bred.
The report is free to all off-track Thoroughbreds with a T.I.P. number as of March 18, 2025. New T.I.P. numbers will have access to the OTTB Profile for that specific Thoroughbred 30 days after applying.
For more information, visit equineline.com.
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If you’re looking to responsibly retire your Thoroughbred, The Jockey Club provides a list of resources and programs to help you do so.
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n Memory of Golden Made (1998 - 2025)
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Golden Made earned over $372,000 on the track with 11 wins from ages 2 to 5, but her greatest gift to us was in the breeding shed: 12 foals, 12 to race, 12 to win. She was perfect.
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2024 Alberta Thoroughbred Industry Award Winners Celebrated at the 51st Night of Champions
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The Princess of the Track is now Queen of the Hill.
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Purchased by Hedge for just $3,400 at the Alberta Yearling Sale, the now-five-year-old mare won $175,500 last year and $354,000 in her career.
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“Best horse I’ve ever trained,” said Hedge, 76, who has trained many outstanding thoroughbreds in his career and many more as a jockey.
The Western Canadian Derby Series is back and bigger than ever for 2025!
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💰 Plus, a $25,000 Owner-Trainer Bonus is up for grabs based on points earned across all three races
#horseracingalberta #albertaracing #ridersup #FeelTheRush #bestinthewest
Equineline and T.I.P. today announced the launch of a new report centered on Thoroughbreds in their second careers.
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The public comment period for the proposed countermeasures, with feedback from business, stakeholders, and Canadians regarding their impacts has been extended to April 2nd.
Once again, we strongly encourage all industry stakeholders to submit their input through this comment submission form and request an exemption to the Canadian tariffs for purebred breeding and racing horses at https://forms-formulaires.alpha.canada.ca/en/id/cm7upmkx9008rx268zhy9l6pj.
Please make sure you make a note of the following HS Tariff Items in your exemption request:
HS Tariff Item 0101.21.00 Pure-bred breeding animals
HS Tariff Item 0101.29.00.20 – Other For Racing