Beverly Strauss, co-founder and Executive Director of Mid-Atlantic Horse Rescue, emphasized the critical importance of aftercare for retiring thoroughbreds in a recent interview with David Nevins, president & CEO of Nevins & Associates. With over 45 years in the horse racing industry, Strauss highlighted her organization’s collaboration with the Maryland Jockey Club and Delaware Park to facilitate adoption and care for retired racehorses. Her expertise and dedication reflect a growing industry commitment to sustainable practices that prioritize the well-being of horses beyond their racing careers.

The discussion, led by marketing veteran David Nevins, underscored the intersection of animal welfare and business within horse racing, calling for broader support of aftercare programs. The interview showcased the vital role nonprofits like Mid-Atlantic Horse Rescue play in ensuring ethical treatment and long-term care for thoroughbreds, advocating for a more responsible and compassionate future in the sport.