The November 2020 issue of the California Thoroughbred magazine is now available for viewing online, courtesy of the California Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association. To access the full magazine, click here

Thoroughbred Owners of California (TOC) invites all members to the Northern California Annual Meeting. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the general business meeting will be live-streamed allowing you to participate online and / or by phone. This meeting… Read More

John Deere Presents | The Stables How does John Deerehelp you on your horse farm? Tell us, and you may be featured!  October is the best month to buy new John Deere equipment! Use your Equine Discount and receive up… Read More

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Thoroughbred Owners of California (TOC) invites all members to the Northern California Annual Meeting. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the general business meeting will be live-streamed allowing you to participate online and / or by phone. This meeting… Read More

On Saturday, August 15, TOC hosted the 2020 Southern California Annual Meeting Webinar. Attendees heard a State of TOC Address by CEO & President, Greg Avioli, and an update from DMTC’s President, Josh Rubinstein, and Tom Robbins, DMTC’s Executive… Read More

Arcadia, Calif. – The Thoroughbred Owners of California (TOC) has announced the winners of its 2019 Statistical Awards for leading California owners and its 2019 Rookie of the Year recipients. All award recipients will be recognized at TOC’s Southern… Read More

The August 2020 issue of the California Thoroughbred magazine is now available for viewing online, courtesy of the California Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association. To access the full magazine, click here.

On Thursday, July 16, TOC hosted a well attended membership teleconference (over 200 attendees) to discuss the current situation at Del Mar, per the attached press release from Del Mar. You can find the recording below. Speakers: TOC… Read More

Arcadia, Calif. – The unfortunate combination of seven weeks of no live racing coupled with statewide increases in workers compensation costs have created a funding shortfall for the horse industry’s workers compensation program covering jockeys and backstretch workers… Read More