What they call their work
What they do
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Equine Industry Representation and Support 1 activity
- Engage and grow horse racing fan baseWorks to attract new fans and players to horse racing while supporting and sustaining the existing fan community through outreach and engagement initiatives.
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Equine Health and Welfare Education 1 activity
- Public education about the thoroughbred industryConducts public education initiatives focused on equine safety and welfare, the economic impact of horse racing, job creation, and greenspace preservation within the thoroughbred industry.
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Who runs it
- DANIEL COLLINS — DIRECTOR
- MARIE KIZENKO — DIRECTOR
Who they work with
- Brad Cox Partner — Trainer highlighting improvements in safety regulations for horses and humans in horse racing.
- D. Wayne Lukas Partner — Trainer sharing positive fan experiences to promote the appeal of attending horse racing events.
- Dennis Cornick Partner — Part owner focused on changing public perception and attracting new ownership to secure the sport’s future.
- Frankie Dettori Partner — Jockey who shares personal stories and advice as part of the campaign to promote the love of horses and the sport.
- Jayson Werth Partner — Part owner calling for changed messaging to shift public stigma and grow the sport.
- Jena Antonucci Partner — Trainer advocating for modernizing the sport’s image to appeal to new generations.
- John R. Velazquez Partner — Jockey advocating for industry unity and the well-being of horses as central to the sport’s future.
- Junior Alvarado Partner — Jockey contributing to the campaign by emphasizing the importance of ensuring a safe future for horse racing.
- Kendrick Carmouche Partner — Jockey who shares personal perspective on the love of horses to counter public misconceptions about the sport.
- Tina Bond Partner — Managing partner and co-owner highlighting the need for better messaging to show the true nature of the industry.
- Todd Pletcher Partner — Trainer emphasizing the importance of fans and their role in driving the horse racing industry.
How they approach the work
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- Digital Engagement to Reach New Audiencesmethodology: digital_engagement_for_growthBy leveraging digital platforms to engage younger, tech-savvy audiences, we generate broader interest in horse ownership and new revenue streams because digital access lowers barriers to entry and aligns with the behaviors of emerging demographics.
- Emotional Storytelling to Reshape Cultural Perceptionmethodology: emotional_storytellingBy using inclusive narratives and emotional storytelling, we increase cultural relevance and public engagement with horse racing because personal, relatable stories generate empathy and connection more effectively than factual messaging alone.
- Public Education to Promote Industry Valuesmethodology: public_educationBy educating the public about the thoroughbred industry's positive attributes—such as animal welfare, economic impact, and environmental stewardship—we foster broader public support and cultural legitimacy for horse racing, because informed audiences are more likely to value and sustain the industry.