The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA) has scheduled its upcoming Pedigree and Conformation Clinic for October 19, 2026, at Fasig-Tipton in Lexington, Kentucky. The educational event provides participants with practical insights into evaluating Thoroughbred conformation and analyzing pedigrees for breeding and racing investments.
Event Details and Location at Fasig-Tipton
According to the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association, the October 19, 2026, clinic takes place on the grounds of Fasig-Tipton, a historic auction house located in Lexington. The program combines classroom lectures with hands-on evaluations, offering attendees direct access to equine industry professionals. Participants examine live horses to assess physical traits, structural correctness, and how conformation influences athletic performance on the racetrack.
Pedigree Analysis and Breeding Education
Alongside physical evaluations, the curriculum covers the fundamentals of pedigree analysis. Industry experts guide attendees through examining family trees, evaluating broodmare production records, and interpreting auction catalogs. The clinic aims to equip both new and experienced horse owners with the analytical tools needed to make informed breeding and purchasing decisions.
Registration and Participation
Registration details, schedules, and fee structures are managed directly through the official TOBA website. The seminar serves as part of TOBA’s ongoing educational programming designed to support horse owners, breeders, and industry participants across the United States. Attendees typically include prospective owners, syndicate members, and students pursuing careers in equine management.
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