Thoroughbred Racehorse Training, Breaking Yearlings and Thoroughbred Sales Preparation

Why You Should Call…

At Ryan Walsh Racing Stable, hard work, discipline and careful management all add up to a long and enjoyable Thoroughbred racing experience. Whether you are thinking about owning a racehorse, or you are an owner looking for an experienced Thoroughbred racehorse trainer, contact us to talk with Ryan and learn more about Ryan Walsh Racing Stable.

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Experience Delivers Results in Thoroughbred Racing

Ryan Walsh Racing Stable is a full-service operation that provides top-quality training and sales preparation to new and established owners of Thoroughbred racehorses. From yearlings to established runners, Ryan Walsh Racing Stable provides a complete offering of Thoroughbred training and racehorse services to maximize the winnings potential of each and every horse.

Full Service Thoroughbred Training Services

Ryan Walsh Racing Stable is a hands-on family operation that has been in the Thoroughbred racing business for over 30 years. Ryan Walsh Racing Stable services include:

• Breaking yearlings
• Thoroughbred racehorse training
• Freshening established racehorses
• Lay-up facility
• Boarding
• Gate schooling & gate cards
• Purchase consultation
• Sales preparation and presentation

Turning Out Winners

Attention to detail is what brings our horses to the winner’s circle more often. Success in the racehorse business depends solely on the health and well-being of each horse.

We provide the highest-quality feeds and add just the right supplements and oils to ensure optimum results. We employ only the finest veterinarians, blacksmiths, exercise riders and stable personnel.

Ryan Walsh Racing Stable trains on one of the kindest tracks in the country–Turfway Park. Turfway Park, located in Florence, KY, has recently installed the new state-of-the-art Polytrack surface. Polytrack is a soft and forgiving surface as compared to other track surfaces. This means that horses have fewer injuries so they can compete more frequently.