Barclay Tagg Racing Stable

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Barclay Tagg Racing has enjoyed a successful recent run, securing three wins in our last five starts. The victory with Tiz Dashing in the G3 Canadian Turf Stakes yesterday was particularly thrilling. We will be attending the OBS sales from March 10th to 12th and invite interested parties to reach out to us regarding purchasing and training opportunities. We welcome new owners and look forward to discussing potential partnerships.

Barclay & I will be going to the Fasig Tipton Yearling sale in KY if anyone is interested in purchasing a yearling please contact us via website or PM.
😊Looking for our next GI winner!!!😊 Let’s do this!!

Union Trail Katie Davis McCarthy Barclay Tagg Racing Stable Sackatoga Stable NYRA #BelmontatthebigA Congratulations 🎊 #Nyraenespañol

I just wanted to post a few clarifications for anyone that is looking to adopt or has adopted.

* We will always take our horses back per our contract although it can take 4 to 6 weeks for us to have an available stall.

* We do not have a sanctuary farm, we closed it last year and we do not offer sanctuary at the NY farm as we do not have the funding or turnout. Any horses we had that were sanctuary were placed in approved homes or remain at the NY farm and a few were humanely euthanized due to long term chronic issues which had ultimately made them unadoptable. We have not accepted any sanctuary horses in over 2 years. We do not make promises of sanctuary because we have not offered it for several years. This has been reflected in new materials we put out and we notified the organisations we work with that sanctuary is not an option last year. Please be aware of this.

*When a horse is returned, they undergo an evaluation using several vets...including orthopedic surgeons in various states. Further diagnostics are performed as required and we follow the opinion of the experts we employ.

*Once the horse is returned, they again becomes the property of the organization. If you as an adopter cannot keep the horse for whatever reason, that is totally fine....we get it, things change and horses are expensive. However when you return the horse, we take over. We have some adopters that will come visit the horse and inquire how the horse is doing once returned and that is great but its not for everyone and thats ok too. However our team is ultimately responsible for making all decisions regarding the horse and placing it again and in many cases we waive fees, charge fees less than the original adoption and also comp shipping to get the horse into the right home. To assume we pay for a horse for months, perform diagnostics, coggins, vaccinations etc trainer fees and then make money is laughable. The base cost of board is $750 per month.

*If you want to maintain control of the horse, say or critique what vet work is done and where the horse will ultimately be placed then you should keep the horse. It is unreasonable to expect a non profit to keep what was essentially your horse for the rest of their life and allow donors and grantees to pay for their care while you dictate what can and cannot be done while contributing nothing.

*We sincerely appreciate all our adopters and the donors, grant organizations and stake holders that make our work possible along with all the other charities and non profits we network with.
Thank you!

*Any questions, feel free to message us.

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TVG on Twitter “The Thursday opener at Aqueduct goes to #3 SANURA, a daughter of Kitten's Joy. in the irons for Barclay Tagg.”

Shinsun (A Shin Forward x Salonsun, by Monsun [GER]) won the 9th race at Belmont on June 16. This was the first start for the 2019 gelding and is A Shin Forward's first offspring to win in the US, who stands at Rockridge Stud, LLC in New York. Congratulations to all connections, including rider Luis Saez, trainer Barclay Tagg Racing Stable, Edition Farm where Shinsun was born, breeder Vivien G. Malloy and co-owner Linda Conroy.
📸 by Adam Coglianese

We would like to Congratulate Sackatoga Stable for winning 3yo champion AND overall Champion NY bred with Tiz The Law! He has blessed all of us with his raw talent.
He was responsible (for the most part) of Barclay Tagg being named NY bred Trainer of the year!
Sackatoga Stable was also represented by Niko’s Dream being nominated to Turf Female, we want to thank those owners as well. We would also like to congratulate Richard Pressman and Diamond M Stable (Tony Malatino) for Step Dancer being nominated to NY bred 2yo of the year.

Thank you as well to ALL of our hard working employees, without them this wouldn’t be possible. Congratulations to all of the Barclay Tagg Stable personnel!! THANK YOU!

Tiz The Law!!!