Moonshadow Gold was the first Retiree arriving at Old Friends at Cabin Creek on 11/30/09. He raced for 8 years from 2001-2009 competing in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Canada, and West Virginia, placing 51 times out of 89 races for a career winnings totaling $338,774.
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His life was saved by a woman who heard about him at Camelot auction house waiting to be transported to Canada where horse slaughter is legal. She bought Moon for $250 then contacted advocates/Old Friends.
Named after the late Hall of Fame thoroughbred trainer, The Bobby Frankel Division of Old Friends at Cabin Creek is just one of what Blowen and the Peppers hope and believe will become an international safe place for the retired horses that once showcased their speed and thrilled spectators on the race track for years.
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SAVE The DATE: Bobby Frankel Cocktail Party July 21st at the Saratoga Golf and Polo. Cocktail Party July 21 2012
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Business Sponsors:
Braeburn Farm
McMurry
New York Thoroughbred Breeders Inc.
Thorndale Farm
Honorary Committee Sponsor
C.Lynwood & Suzie O’Cain
The Martinez Family (Dawn, Mario and Dean)
The Parting Glass Irish Pub and Restaurant
Saratoga Equine Veterinary Services, PC
Thorobred Feed Sales, LLC
Triple Crown Nutrition
Donors
Adam Alejandro Mooshian
Best Buy
Corinth Wine & Liquor
Embrace the Race
Eric Desimone, Farm Family Insurance
William and Doreen Kent
Vivien Malloy, Edition Farms
A special thank you to our “Anonymous” donor
for the generous donation to our feed company.
Come visit horse racing's living history museum
Open Houses & Tours at Cabin Creek Farm Info / Directions
We are open to the public every Saturday year round. Noon -3 PM
Summer-July 24th thru Sept 1st----(Please note: We are closed on "The Big Race" days)
• Tuesday 10-4----(Party at the farm day every Tuesday during track season, check website for details)
•Thursday & Friday 10-12, Saturday 10-4. Closed Monday, Wednesday & Sunday
Bobby was considered to be one of the top horse trainers ever and had trained horses for over forty years. Frankel was an avid follower of the late and great Charlie Whittingham, trainer of champions such as Ferdinand and Sunday Silence.
Bobby was very generous to us at Old Friends. He really cared about what happened to his equine athletes. Bobby passed away on November 16th, 2009 at his home in Pacific Palisadesn from complications of lymphoma. He will be missed and will forever have a place here amongst his most trusted friends and athletes.
