TOBA of South Carolina receives funding from the Jockey Club

The South Carolina Thoroughbred Owners & Breeders Association (SCTOBA) has received a grant from The Jockey Club, the national breed registry and long-standing advocate for the improvement of Thoroughbred breeding and racing. The grant will help SCTOBA advance efforts that strengthen the horse industry in South Carolina – a region known for its long history of thoroughbred development and training.

The support reflects The Jockey Club’s ongoing commitment to promoting growth, integrity and inclusion within the sport across the country.

“This grant underscores The Jockey Club’s commitment to sustaining and advancing Thoroughbred racing,” said Everett R. Dobson, President of The Jockey Club. “South Carolina plays a vital role in preparing horses and riders who contribute to the health of the industry across the country, and we are proud to assist SCTOBA in its efforts to advance that mission.” “We greatly appreciate The Jockey Club’s support and recognition of South Carolina’s importance in the national thoroughbred landscape,” said Kip Elser, director of SCTOBA. “This grant will allow us to expand educational reach and continue to promote opportunities that strengthen the state’s equine economy for breeders, trainers and fans alike.”

The South Carolina Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association advocates for the advancement of the state’s thoroughbred industry through leadership, education and collaboration. The organization supports responsible breeding, training and racing while promoting South Carolina’s role as a critical contributor to the national Thoroughbred community.

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