Diamond D Ranch

HistoryWhipsaw thoroughbreds was founded by Craig Whitlow (a United States Marine corps veteran) on March 7th 2018. With the select demographic and targeted customer base being the lower and middle working class who punch a a clock and labor for a living. What's a thoroughbreds caters to the working class making their trip as a owner to the racetrack a celebrity like experienceSpecialtiesWhipsaw thoroughbred racing Partnerships are available online only. We do not conduct business that is open to the public at our address that is our company office. All business is conducted over our website or by telephone or by appointment at the racetracker farm. Whipsaw Thoroughbred Racing Partnerships specializes in affordable racing Partnerships. We cater to the lower and middle working class offering real professional sporting franchise ownership and affordable cost. Our racing Partnerships start as low as $250 per 5% and in 25% shares starting as low as 2,500. No hidden costs no hidden fees. Racing partnership we put together we own 25% of 50% of every horse. We put our money where our mouth is. So if you don't make money we don't stay in business. Horse racing is the last American professional sporting franchise that anyone with an income can afford to own a percentage of. Email us today to find out how you could be in the winter circle in no time. We specialize in family owned Partnerships, small business Partnerships, and any other custom type of partnership that you may want. We also do Partnerships for upcoming sales such as the Keenland September yearling sale, other select sales, and select 2-year-old in training sale.

Coffee Creek Riding Center is a 501(c)(3) organization located in Edmond, OK, dedicated to empowering children with disabilities through therapeutic riding classes, promoting strength, coordination, balance, and self-image. As a member of the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (P.A.T.H), Coffee Creek utilizes horses as motivators to help children achieve their goals. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Coffee Creek has implemented safety measures such as smaller class sizes and mandatory mask-wearing for staff and volunteers. They also encourage students to wear masks while on the premises, prioritizing the well-being of all individuals involved. Donations to Coffee Creek can be made through United Way, supporting their mission to make a positive impact on the lives of children with disabilities.Generated from the website